QD optic mounts

[BeatTheTunaUp]

I've never really liked qd mounts because I don't trust the return to zero, but I admit it's my own fear without any proof. I recently picked up a thermal with a qd mount built in and it seems to work. I want to be able to move it around to a few different rifles, but need to convert my current optics to qd so I can go back and forth.

I run a lot of the pa scopes that use the acog mount so I'm debating between these two.

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DetailsThe Midwest Industries Trijicon VCOG and ACOG QD Mount offers the smoothest and strongest quick detach levers on the market. They are fully adjustable without tools and allow for use on any picatinny rail no matter the spec. The enlarged surface area on the clamps ensures a tight lock...

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DetailsThe American Defense B3 modular base was designed to accept a variety of risers and optics. As a standalone mount, it is ideal for use with Trijicon's standard ACOG and VCOG scopes, as well as similar compatible optics such as the Primary Arms Compact Prism Scope line. Like all American...

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Question is, which one would you pick (very similar) and is the return to zero legit?

I'm a decent shooter and shoot sub moa on bolts and usually 1.5 or so on the semis, so I get them fairly tuned in. Would I be throwing that away with a qd mount?

 

[FireInTheWire]

I had a La Rue QD on my thermal. I never had any issues with it. I didn't go from gun to gun with it, just removed for traveling. I took some white fingernail polish and made small little dots on my QD and then on my picatinny. Helped me remember where home was.

 

[studenygreg]

I buy QD for almost all of my optics even though I don't take them on and off. I mostly use LaRue mounts. I like how they attach and lock in place. Both are well k own companies that make great products. I would choose the lighter one if it were me.

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[zackmars]

Larue. Its the only choice for QD

 

[TxRiverman]

American defense. Nothing against the Larue mount. It’s a well made piece of equipment but Larue customer service is hit or miss. The ADM mount is just as well built and their customer service, if needed, is top notch

 

[zackmars]

American defense. Nothing against the Larue mount. It’s a well made piece of equipment but Larue customer service is hit or miss. The ADM mount is just as well built and their customer service, if needed, is top notch

Adm uses cheap yfs screws that'll strip just as soon as you look at them.

Mine also wouldn't properly adjust and of the 4 uppers i tried it on i could wiggle the optic back and forth by hand. Their CS was less than helpful

 

[TxRiverman]

Adm uses cheap yfs screws that'll strip just as soon as you look at them.

Mine also wouldn't properly adjust and of the 4 uppers i tried it on i could wiggle the optic back and forth by hand. Their CS was less than helpful

We’ve had very different experiences with ADM

 

[TxRiverman]

It’s all good, that’s why we have options