Reviews by Alxzdr
This is my second Badger Ordnance scope mount.
Written on Jul 27, 2026
This is my second Badger Ordnance scope mount. I put it on a DDM4 V7 Pro with a Trijicon Credo 1-10x28 LPVO. I originally had Badger's standard (non-cantilever) mount, the C1 Max, on that setup until I realized the issues it can cause. The standard scope mount (C1 Max) can work on an AR platform, but this cantilever mount is better suited for ARs because of how cantilevers facilitate scope positioning for proper eye relief, while keeping the scope base away from the handguard portion of the picatinny rail, which can effect accuracy at further ranges. (Source: Paramount Tactical). So, whereas the C1 Max I originally had on my setup straddled BOTH the receiver and the handguard portions of the picatinny rail (for my relief), this cantilever version keeps the mount solely on the receiver without adversely impacting my eye box. I moved the C1 Max over to an AR-10. Both mounts I have are 1.54" height.
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Great Accessory for Shooters and Ethical Hunters Concerned With Accuracy
Written on Jul 20, 2026
Mounted this anti cant device to a recently purchased PSA Sabre-10, Leupold Mk 4HD, with a Badger Ordnance 34mm mount. Easily mounted without having to remove scope (ceramic bead inside liquid won't move properly if mounted upside down). Device is small but robust, sits recessed close to scope base, doesn't protrude and no risk of snagging. No electronics means no battery or moisture concerns, and no risk of compromise in critical tactical situations where light discipline vital. I believe the ceramic bead is florescent, and can be used in low-light conditions, but I haven't checked that yet. I plan on getting another one.
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Good but Expensive
Written on Jul 15, 2026
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Leupold Alumina Flipback Lens Cover
I bought these for a Leupold MK4 HD 8-32x56 rifle scope. The rear cap mounts easily, closes securely via magnets and a latch, and opens quickly. The front cap doesn't use the same latching mechanism as the rear cap, magnets only, so it doesn't stay closed as securely as the rear cap. Depending on your setup you may have to remove your scope base to thread the front (objective) cap onto the scope as I did. These caps aren't cheap, but they're better than elastic bikini-style scope caps my Leupold came with.
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