EAW Ultralight 3D Printed Scope Mount w/Lever
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Modern Design And Engineering
The Ultralight Mount is extremely well-made, light weight, yet durable. The levers have a very positive feel, and are easy to adjust. Everything on this mount feels, beefy. From the large, robust rings to the rugged levers - it all feels high-end. It's truly amazing how far along 3D printing has...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Expensive price, cheaply made
Purchased these because of the weight to go on my carbon fiber gun for a Colorado hunt. While warming up from a freeing morning the gun was setting in the sun and I heard a “pop”. A few seconds later I heard it again. The front scope cap cracked under the screw holes on the machined surface, not aro...
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Expert Review
First 3D Printed Mounts
From everything I have read, these 3D printed mounts are the 1st of their kind, so I wanted to test one out. I was a little skeptical at first due to the high price and the newer technology used to develop this mount however I am very satisfied customer. The first thing you notice is how picture perfect this mount looks out of the box. The lattice design not only looks great but also helps reduce the overall weight on this mount by 30-40%. The design is rugged and feels very durable and it was easy to install. According to EAW these mounts were also vigorously shock tested at the DEVA Institute in Germany with over 2,000 shocks at 700g aka they’re not going to break on you any time soon.
I used this to mount my Primary Arms scope on my 308 and it looks amazing. It also helped reduce the overall weight of my rifle as my 308 is pretty heavy.
I took it to the range, sighted in and put about 200 rounds down range without issue.
The only downside to this mount is the price. I love the QD mount, the design and feel of this mount but it is a little pricey. 3D Printing technology is still expensive, and these are very high quality mounts though so I understand the pricing. Overall, I would recommend this mount to anyone who wants to add a unique, functional, and highly aesthetically pleasing touch to their rifle.
I used this to mount my Primary Arms scope on my 308 and it looks amazing. It also helped reduce the overall weight of my rifle as my 308 is pretty heavy.
I took it to the range, sighted in and put about 200 rounds down range without issue.
The only downside to this mount is the price. I love the QD mount, the design and feel of this mount but it is a little pricey. 3D Printing technology is still expensive, and these are very high quality mounts though so I understand the pricing. Overall, I would recommend this mount to anyone who wants to add a unique, functional, and highly aesthetically pleasing touch to their rifle.
Would recommend: Yes