11-20-2017, 04:11 AM
So far I have disconnected my LT130s across several trips to the range. Of those several trips, the mount has been switched to another rifle, fired four groups (to gauge the accuracy of the barrel and build, not for zero) and returned to the donor rifle; then another time- fired for group, taken off, rifle fired three rounds with irons, and replaced; and swapped several times on one trip. All to verify zero. All removals and re-attachments have yielded complete RTZ inside MOA at 100 yards. The largest change was from rifle to rifle at two moa right, then when replaced on the original rail, it was at the original zero. I couldnt be happier with its performance.
As far as chewing up the rail, I guess you have a case of - what do you want? A mount that works, allow precision QD across multiple removals, multiple weapons, and still keeps you on target, or not? The rifles rail is a tool not jewelry. The LT QD mounts are jewelry for your rifle. It says: yea, it really is a great rifle, and yea - its real. Though both my mounts both came with a dab of anti seize on the cams. I find the anti seize cleans off and the FDE ceracote on my rail is in tact still. I replace the compound when necessary. My cams are set to the instructed 45degrees at contact, then levered tight. Go figure.
Just my impressions so far. And yes, I can and do demonstrate the reliability to anyone that doubts it. There are more and much less expensive mounts, but I have found or heard of none anywhere that are more versatile.
imHo of course...
As far as chewing up the rail, I guess you have a case of - what do you want? A mount that works, allow precision QD across multiple removals, multiple weapons, and still keeps you on target, or not? The rifles rail is a tool not jewelry. The LT QD mounts are jewelry for your rifle. It says: yea, it really is a great rifle, and yea - its real. Though both my mounts both came with a dab of anti seize on the cams. I find the anti seize cleans off and the FDE ceracote on my rail is in tact still. I replace the compound when necessary. My cams are set to the instructed 45degrees at contact, then levered tight. Go figure.
Just my impressions so far. And yes, I can and do demonstrate the reliability to anyone that doubts it. There are more and much less expensive mounts, but I have found or heard of none anywhere that are more versatile.
imHo of course...