Scope Mounts

[Rescator]

After testing few scope mounts I still looking for a strong and reliable mount for Aimpoint Comp. XD scope.

What I am looking for in particular is a mount where the scope sits low and yet the mount should be light and lasting. Any suggestion which may do it?

[shred]

I like the CPMI single-sided mount (available at Brownells). You can remove the scope without pulling the mount off the gun and also it holds the scope further back than most.

[38supPat]

Try Springfield's Aimpoint mount, its a double sided mount that is pretty strong, and I believe it uses a Weigand pattern of holes..I've got one around here somewhere that I used with an old PDP2 back when Tasco (Canada) was doing some sponser stuff for me and it worked fine with that tube.

Pat

[TeamGE]

Rescator,

Take a look at my scope mount on http://www.gramseng.com. I make adapter bushings to fit most of the round tube scopes including the Aimpoint Comp XD.

[El Boyd]

I guess this is somewhat related, but I'm looking for the old "Scope Doctor" mount, the one Jerry Barnhart used for years on his Wilson guns (two-sided, weaver rail etc). Anybody got any ideas??

[chi]

if find  a scope doctor mount I would like to get one also but Iam afraid those are very hard to get.    And also impossible to find.

[joshua]

I'm sure you can find some of them, ask around or post a want ad in the classifieds for it.  I'm sure someone here have one just collecting dust in their "Has Been" IPSC box.  Using that kind of mount isn't really necessary I think, unless you really want a heavy gun.  Mount + rings will be around 5 to 6 oz., then add the tube scope and you may have a 12 oz. sight vs. a 3.5 oz. C-more.  Your the driver of your blaster so you decide the worth of it. josh