Rifle Scopes 36mm mount options?

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OlHickory said:
I know options are limited for 36mm tubes. Looking for suggestions on one piece, quick detach 36mm scope mounts for a Zero Compromise 4-20. Only ones im aware of are the Spurh's.
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I've seen Tier One mentioned in this conversation, no personal experience. There was another but don't recall.
 
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Just checked the tier ones out. Looks like a great mount. I'm looking for a true quick detach though. Don't have the funds for 2 scopes so ill be switching between two guns pretty regularly
 
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I was thinking of doing something similar and while researching found a point I hadn't considered with the tension on QD levers not being equal if switching rails. Maybe you can get away if they are the same manufacturer, but I found many recommend bolts with a torque limiter to get the same rail tension and better return to zero.
 
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AFancyPenguin said:
I was thinking of doing something similar and while researching found a point I hadn't considered with the tension on QD levers not being equal if switching rails. Maybe you can get away if they are the same manufacturer, but I found many recommend bolts with a torque limiter to get the same rail tension and better return to zero.
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That's an excellent point. There's not many cases that ill be switching between guns that I won't have access to the torque driver. I notice difference between rails when switching my atlas bipod with adm mount. I usually have to tweak it to get the right fit.
 
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AFancyPenguin said:
I was thinking of doing something similar and while researching found a point I hadn't considered with the tension on QD levers not being equal if switching rails. Maybe you can get away if they are the same manufacturer, but I found many recommend bolts with a torque limiter to get the same rail tension and better return to zero.
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Several QD mount manufacturers make the levers / mounting mechanisms themselves adjustable so you can set the tension on the rail they will be mounted on. LaRue and ADM come to mind; in ADMs case, the adjustment is tool-less
 
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OlHickory said:
This seems to be the perfect all on one mount. Quick detach, repeatable adjustable elevation, accessorie mount on rings. What are y'alls thoughts?
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ERATAC Gen 2 36mm Adjustable Inclination Mount 0-70 MOA 1.57" with Levers T4066-0022

FREE SHIPPING on ERA-TAC Gen 2 Adjustable Inclination Mount 36mm 40mm-1.57" High w/ Quick Release Levers T4066-0022
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I’m debating buying that myself hence my initial recommendation as I agree It does it all. and unlike spuhr, you don’t see them everywhere so it provides a different (and imo better) looking scope/mount set up for your rifle(s).
 
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nn8734 said:
I’m debating buying that myself hence my initial recommendation as I agree It does it all. and unlike spuhr, you don’t see them everywhere so it provides a different (and imo better) looking scope/mount set up for your rifle(s).
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My only gripe is they don't make the 1.57 inch height with mrad adjustment. They offer it in the shorter mount .87 inch I believe.
 
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nn8734 said:

Amazon.com: ERA-TAC 36mm Adjustable Incline Mount - 40mm/1.57" T1066-0022: Sports & Outdoors

Amazon.com: ERA-TAC 36mm Adjustable Incline Mount - 40mm/1.57" T1066-0022: Sports & Outdoors
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Mrad adjustment?
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Thats sold by euro optic. I looked on their site. The same item number on their actual site specifes moa adjustment. May have to contact them and confirm which it is.
www.eurooptic.com

ERATAC Adjustable Inclination Mount 36mm 40mm-1.57" High w/Quick Release Levers T1066-0022

ERATAC Adjustable Inclination Mount 36mm 40mm-1.57" High w/Quick Release Levers T1066-0022 | Only at EuroOptic.com!
www.eurooptic.com www.eurooptic.com
 
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OlHickory said:
Thats sold by euro optic. I looked on their site. The same item number on their actual site specifes moa adjustment. May have to contact them and confirm which it is.
www.eurooptic.com

ERATAC Adjustable Inclination Mount 36mm 40mm-1.57" High w/Quick Release Levers T1066-0022

ERATAC Adjustable Inclination Mount 36mm 40mm-1.57" High w/Quick Release Levers T1066-0022 | Only at EuroOptic.com!
www.eurooptic.com www.eurooptic.com
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Yea give them a call to be sure you are getting exactly what you want considering the cost. Think all their mounts have adjustments graduated in MOA but I could be wrong.
 
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nn8734 said:
Several QD mount manufacturers make the levers / mounting mechanisms themselves adjustable so you can set the tension on the rail they will be mounted on. LaRue and ADM come to mind; in ADMs case, the adjustment is tool-less
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I get that. My point was torque is probably more repeatable. I think a fix it stick is honestly going to be faster and more repeatable than making minute adjustments to a qd lever mechanism. But hey - whatever. That's why there are options and I was just pointing out what I found when doing a similar search.
 
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AFancyPenguin said:
I get that. My point was torque is probably more repeatable. I think a fix it stick is honestly going to be faster and more repeatable than making minute adjustments to a qd lever mechanism. But hey - whatever. That's why there are options and I was just pointing out what I found when doing a similar search.
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You made a valid point point, I just wanted to point out that there were mounts with adjustability. I’ve noticed only very minor zero shifts when taking mounts off and on for various reasons and haven’t seen a material difference between traditional fasteners and QD stuff I’ve used. but have read about others who have stated zero shit was noticeably more pronounced with QD vs non QD so I’m not dismissing the concern.
 
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nn8734 said:
You made a valid point point, I just wanted to point out that there were mounts with adjustability. I’ve noticed only very minor zero shifts when taking mounts off and on for various reasons and haven’t seen a material difference between traditional fasteners and QD stuff I’ve used. but have read about others who have stated zero shit was noticeably more pronounced with QD vs non QD so I’m not dismissing the concern.
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Yep. I agree. I guess it is really a personal preference. Both could be made to work easily enough. Didn't mean to sound argumentative over it.👍
 
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