AR pistol scope mount

[Bigdawg90]

I think this would be exactly what your looking for,

https://www.larue.com/products/larue-tactical-picatinny-riser-lt101/

AD-RECON-H Scope Mount, High (1.93")-Titanium Lever 1305

The AD-RECON-H mount puts the optical center at 1.93" above the rail and is made for putting high power glass onto a flattop style AR-15. Designed to be used in conjunction with a Laser Sighting System to bring the Objective Housing high enough to clear the laser, or rifles needing a higher...

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Gen2 MI Scope Mount

Midwest Industries, Inc. is a U.S. manufacturer of quality tactical rifle accessories for the AR15/M16, AK47/74, Ruger SR-22, Ruger 10/22 and many others.

midwestindustriesinc.com

Ultralight 1

Shop Ultralight 1" Scope Mount, SPR - Anodized Black and more online at aeroprecisionusa.com. Free shipping on all orders over $99.

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Primary Arms Deluxe AR-15 Scope Mount - 1 Inch

DetailsThe Primary Arms Deluxe AR-15 Scope Mount is ideal for M4, AR-15, and similar “flat-top” 1913 Picatinny mounting platforms. Aluminum construction, durable matte black anodized finish. 2.52 inches of clearance between the rings. Places the center of your 1 inch tube scope 1.5 inches above...

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The Larue will work with your existing setup. The rest are ring choices in descending price

 

[Wylde_Shot2]

Or remove the flip up sight….what purpose does it serve even if the scope mounted correctly?

 

[NINEROUND]

Or remove the flip up sight….what purpose does it serve even if the scope mounted correctly?

Serves no purpose other than back up if needed. Scope goes down, I’d like to be able to remove it and still have an aiming source. Not a high likelihood of the former happening, but just in case. Redundancy, I suppose. I’m a firm believer in Murphy’s Law.

 

[Aries]

Serves no purpose other than back up if needed. Scope goes down, I’d like to be able to remove it and still have an aiming source. Not a high likelihood of the former happening, but just in case. Redundancy, I suppose. I’m a firm believer in Murphy’s Law.

I am a believer in Baker's Law...

Baker's Law:
"Murphy was an optimist."

 

[Wylde_Shot2]

I am a believer in Baker's Law...

Baker's Law:
"Murphy was an optimist."

 

[JEVapa]

here is what I’m working with/have. Maybe a PEPR type base or similar? Guess I could cut the front part off and just have a single clamp.

You don't want to bridge your receiver and your handguard. That's not a good solution; the entire mount should be solely on the receiver. You'll want to get an SPR/Cantilever type mount as @O4L and Bigdawg suggested. He likes 1.93 and I like 1.5. Two flavors of apples.

The receiver has plenty of real estate on it for a BUIS and a scope...even with standard rings/unimount, as long as your BUIS is sitting in the rearmost notch where it's supposed to be. Your mount is really short (height and length) and limited for any movement of your scope and receiver mounting.

The cheap or not question will help you determine what to get. There isn't a lot of choice in the mid level space that is really any good IMO. You either get real cheap, which is usually chicom, or you get higher price that just goes up. I have specific requirements for me personally and professionally as to why I get certain mounts that probably don't matter to most folks.
Below are three different optics in three different mounts, plus a magnifier setup all with four different BUIS. These are all 1.5" HOR and all clear the BUIS. 1.93" will give you another 7/16" height. 1.5" will give you the min height to clear your BUIS. Your setup should look something similar. The cheapest of the three would be the Leupold (Warne).

 

[Wylde_Shot2]

I am a believer in Baker's Law...

Baker's Law:
"Murphy was an optimist."

Completely aware of redundancy different flavors

 

[Wylde_Shot2]

Leapers UTG and Kriss flip ups line up just right

 

[Bigdawg90]

You don't want to bridge your receiver and your handguard. That's not a good solution; the entire mount should be solely on the receiver. You'll want to get an SPR/Cantilever type mount as @O4L and Bigdawg suggested. He likes 1.93 and I like 1.5. Two flavors of apples.

The receiver has plenty of real estate on it for a BUIS and a scope...even with standard rings/unimount, as long as your BUIS is sitting in the rearmost notch where it's supposed to be. Your mount is really short (height and length) and limited for any movement of your scope and receiver mounting.

The cheap or not question will help you determine what to get. There isn't a lot of choice in the mid level space that is really any good IMO. You either get real cheap, which is usually chicom, or you get higher price that just goes up. I have specific requirements for me personally and professionally as to why I get certain mounts that probably don't matter to most folks.
Below are three different optics in three different mounts, plus a magnifier setup all with four different BUIS. These are all 1.5" HOR and all clear the BUIS. 1.93" will give you another 7/16" height. 1.5" will give you the min height to clear your BUIS. Your setup should look something similar. The cheapest of the three would be the Leupold (Warne).

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SEXY!!! That’s my flavor too. Just gorgeous examples.

 

[Wylde_Shot2]

SEXY!!! That’s my flavor too. Just gorgeous examples.

Thank you sir