Reviews - Page 2 - Night Force Uni-Mount 1.275 -Inch X-High One-Piece 20MOA Mount Reviews - NF-MT-UNIMOUNT-A191-EE

Author: Rollyman from Reno on Oct 1, 2010
Pros:  Unimount
Cons:  Lighter than I though
Would recommend:  yes

Rollyman wrote:

Have not had the opportunity to shoot the rifle and test the mount. Overall great fit and finish however I am Disappointed that NightForce did not engrave logo on top of rings. This is the reason for the lower rating

Author: Isosl (verified customer) , James Kirby, from Leadville, CO on May 27, 2010
Pros:  strong, light wieght, places scope at proper hieght for my cheekweld on an AR platform
Cons:  cost
Would recommend:  yes

Isosl wrote:

I used this uni-mount to place a Zeiss Victory 6-24 on a Knights SR-25. This scope has a 56mm objective and it easily clears the 'old style' fiberglass tube. If you have a forward rail it will still clear, but not by much. Torque the mounting nuts to 68 in.lbs and place it on the rail in the same place each time (I move the mount forward until it stops in the rail slots) and your zero doesn't shift.

Author: Charlie Rollins from Boulder, Colorado on May 15, 2010
Pros:  the best
Cons:  expensive
Would recommend:  yes

Charlie Rollins wrote:

In my opinion the best offset picatinny 30mm mount. It is expensive but you get what you pay for. It is light, compact, and very high quality.

Author: jd (verified customer) from northern mn on Mar 5, 2010
Pros:  easy mounting, solid, extended range
Cons:  need 40 and 60 moa for over 1 mile shots
Would recommend:  yes

jd wrote:

Mounted 8-32-56 NXS on Bushmaster BA50 with 1.375" uni-mount, objective clears forward rail by .060".Light and strong.20 moa with above scope and rifle allows for 1800yd range

Author: Bullox (verified customer) , target shooter, from Ripon Ca on Jan 31, 2010
Pros:  easy to set up
Cons:  expensive
Would recommend:  yes

Bullox wrote:

This is a great mount looks nice on a ar good height.Price is high but would take it over other uni mounts

Author: Jsf1 (verified customer) , shooter , from foxboro , Ma on Nov 30, 2009
Pros:  light weight
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Jsf1 wrote:

very well made has both the pros of being very light in weight and very sturdy would recomend to anyone with an AR platform needing extra elevation to reach longer range

Author: tcraigalexander (verified customer) from tallahassee, fl on Oct 29, 2009
Pros:  one piece, detachable, maintains close zero when removed, clears front sight post on m-16/m-4/ar-15
Cons:  very expensive, no quick detach/attach - requires wrench
Would recommend:  yes

tcraigalexander wrote:

overall i am very satisfied even thought there is no quick detach and it is very expensive

Author: Scott007 (verified customer) from Houston Texas on Oct 16, 2008
Pros:  Closest manufacturing tolerances
Cons:  Relatively high price
Would recommend:  no

Scott007 wrote:

If you are going to spend the money for a Nightforce scope, you will want to get the most out of its accuracy potential with this precision-machined mount.

Author: Conrad Unger (verified customer) , FFL Dealer, competition shooter, hunter, from Seattle, WA on Apr 28, 2008
Pros:  One piece avoids scope misallignment problems
Would recommend:  yes

Conrad Unger wrote:

The Night Force 1.125 mount light weight AND solid. It nicely mounts a large tactical scope on a rail, without alignment problems. It keeps the scope low and allows easy fore & aft adjustment if needed. For a shooter and home shop gunsmith, it's a winner.

Author: atpmba (verified customer) from oklahoma city, ok on Apr 21, 2008
Pros:  Excellent Quality
Cons:   Will fit but not much room between a flat top and a 56mm scope objective.
Would recommend:  yes

atpmba wrote:

Excellent product, Purchased (2) for both of my Nightforce Scopes. Considered other types of mounts and always came back to the Nightforce Unimount.