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Question: Has anyone tried this mount with the Nikon P-223 BDC Carbine scope?
Document: Solid feeling well made mount scope mount. I purchased this to mount a Nikon P-223 3-9X40 scope to my AR. It has everything that I was looking for on a mount - the desired forward placement (cantilever), one piece design, and thumbnuts for easy on/off. Plus the price is right. It lives on a range gun and does the job perfectly. Returns to zero after removal and re-attachment.
worked great with the p-223 scope. I haven't had it loosen once after 100 rounds. I like the look over the nikon scope mounts.
I tried a few different mounts of similar or lesser value and a few of greater values. Each one of them seemed to have some critical flaw that made the entire mount undesirable. I've had Weaver rings before and had no complaints (other than Chinese manufacturing) so I gave this mount a try. In fairness, I think the American Defense mounts are top quality but I just don't need/can't afford $150 on a mounts. This Weaver set is the trick.
fast shipping. Quality scope mount. I can't wait to try it out at the range.Solid mount for my scope.Great scope mount for the money.
Additionally, it has the height to allow for an iron sight to sit underneath. If you are not mounting your scope with the intention to add such an accessory, then perhaps this mount will be too tall for your needs.Thanks
It is frustrating when you go to the range, sight your gun in just right, only to have it be off when you return to the range. Why does that happen? Well the quality of your scope is important to maintaining zero; but what if you have a good scope and that unfortunate loss of zero is still occurring? Think of your mount. It is what cradles and affixes your scope to your gun.
Best AR scope mount - for the money, in my opinion. I have several of these in 1&#34; and 30mm. Love them. Solidly mounted and easily removed for iron sights or dot or laser. What makes these better than most is the square lug underneath that assures perfect placement on the pic rail - no slop.
I decided to invest in a mount that was as quality as the other components in the chain: gun and scope. A system is only as strong as its weakest link. I am glad that I did.I zeroed my scope at the range and took it home. The gun was bumped around, taken from hot to cold, from humid to dry, and back again.
Dead on. I was amazed. I have taken the gun back to the range after testing the mount a little more. I was a little rougher on the gun, bumping it intentionally trying to gauge at what threshold the zero would be knocked off center. Dead on. While at the range, not suggested, I pounded the scope and gun with the palm of my hand to see just how good of a hold the mount had on the gun and scope. Dead on.
Most of the cheaper mounts were 30mm with sleeves for 1". Call me crazy but I dont want a one size fits all mount. I want one made for my scope. Most of the cheaper options had quick release mounts. I would rather be able to cinch my scope down and know its staying put. And the last thing I hated about the cheaper options was all the rails all over the place. I dont buy into all that "tacticool" BS.
Answer: yes