Do you know of a REALLY low, cantilever mount? (30mm, 0-MOA)

[cas6969]

Some time back I bought a Monstrum / Amazon mount to try, proof of concept kind of thing. Better to spend $30 to find out it doesn't work than $200.

When I got it I was actually surprised with the quality. Moderately okay? At least the machining anyway. The screws on the other hand are crap and sort of roughly the right size for the tapped holes. I'm using it in a non traditional way on a rifle with decent recoil, so I have no faith in it holding up. I need zero MOA because I'm actually using it backwards, to set the scope rearward.

So I'm wondering if there's anything out of of GOOD quality, that's equally as low. Anyone know of anything off hand?

 

[ironpony52]

Warne maybe, I have a couple of 0 MOA cantilever mounts from them. Also have a couple from SIG for their LPVO

 

[Ikeman83]

that's gonna be tough to find, cantilevers are generally made to be 1.5" scope height from rail because that's the minimum height you need to actually see through the scope.

 

[6.5SH]

Some time back I bought a Monstrum / Amazon mount to try, proof of concept kind of thing. Better to spend $30 to find out it doesn't work than $200.

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When I got it I was actually surprised with the quality. Moderately okay? At least the machining anyway. The screws on the other hand are crap and sort of roughly the right size for the tapped holes. I'm using it in a non traditional way on a rifle with decent recoil, so I have no faith in it holding up. I need zero MOA because I'm actually using it backwards, to set the scope rearward.

So I'm wondering if there's anything out of of GOOD quality, that's equally as low. Anyone know of anything off hand?

Is more the CMP high power type:

https://www.whiteoakarmament.com/shop/accessories/scopes-rings-bases.html

 

[cas6969]

I can probably accomplish the same thing with low rings and a low cantilever riser, but it would be less "tidy".