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The Geissele mount is a vast improvement over the stock unit. It has several features of which, it can be mounted and dismounted without needing to re-zero the optic. I use the Acog for home defense with a red dot on an Arisaka mount. I can remove it and use a distance scope for long range when needed. After the long range shooting is over, I just pop this back on in the same section and the zero is dead perfect every time. Works great and the machining and finish are second to none. If you swap optics on your rifles like I do, this is a must have. Take the plunge, you won’t be disappo...
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Major Upgrade
Highly recommend this mount upgrade over the factory acog mount. Holds zero and super secure so far.
Would recommend: Yes
quality no frills mount
What you would expect from Geissele products. Mount is stable and has a nice ddc color.
Pros:
- Fit
- return to zero
Cons:
- no quick detatch
Best Used for:
- mounting acog to picatinny rail
Would recommend: Yes
Solid Acog Mount
This mount does exactly what it says. Solid lock up, great feel and zero issues mounting the ACOG to the mount and then mounting it in the flat top receiver. I have one for both my ACOGs.
Pros:
- Ease Of Use
- Ease of install
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- combat
- military and law enforcement
- comp shooting, duty, or home defense!
Would recommend: Yes
Solid Lockup
Used this in place of the many decades old trijicon design and im glad that I did.
The tolerances of the lockup to the receiver was extremely tight, no wiggle room whatsoever. Also, I used a KRAM spacer to bring the ACOG to a 1.7” optic height (lower 1/3), and the mounting holes of the geissele mount were extremely tight with zero play for the mounting screws. The trijicon mount holes for the mounting screws were a bit larger and had lots of play. The other added benefit of the geissele was an additional rail slot in between the locking lugs, whereas the trijicon mount does not have anything in between the locking lugs. Also, the geissele mount is slighter lighter as well.
The tolerances of the lockup to the receiver was extremely tight, no wiggle room whatsoever. Also, I used a KRAM spacer to bring the ACOG to a 1.7” optic height (lower 1/3), and the mounting holes of the geissele mount were extremely tight with zero play for the mounting screws. The trijicon mount holes for the mounting screws were a bit larger and had lots of play. The other added benefit of the geissele was an additional rail slot in between the locking lugs, whereas the trijicon mount does not have anything in between the locking lugs. Also, the geissele mount is slighter lighter as well.
Pros:
- light weight
- Build quality
- Tight lockup
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- acog
Would recommend: Yes
rock solid
Much nicer than the stock acog mount. Almost zero front to back movement without the mount even being tightened down. My PWS rifle groups got better with this mount. Highly recommend!
Would recommend: Yes
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Geissele Super Precision ACOG mount
Like everything with Geissele, this is another great product with impressive attention to detail. I've bought their rails, mounts, charging handles, and other items such as a bolt catch in the past and just like the rest of those items this mount was well worth it. It's lighter than my previous Trijicon QD mount and Trijicon TA51 mount. The fact that it looks great is a bonus as well. Cant wait to purchase some of their triggers.
Would recommend: Yes
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