OK so I found a "filmed with a potato" youtube video with same setup
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OK Well that ends that
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CQB and Elcan Specter scope
I got two Elcan Specter x1.5 x 6 scope 7.62x51 and I noticed that the distance in between my eyes and the front lens has to be 2.76 inch . The problem I have is I am not be able to fix the distance while the rail mount and receiver space is much more than that .the scope has fixed based...
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I think M14CA scope mount comes all the way back to where the rear sight would be. If that is any help for you .
click on the M14.ca ;; there is one call the Gen 2 Extender .
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I think the only mount designed for the ACOG that has a unique rail that pushes the ocular back a couple of inches is the SEI mount for the ACOG. Here's a thread, but I don't have any experience with this set-up.
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ACOG/SEI mount/M1a=sweetness
I,like alot of folks here, have scratched my head trying to figure out the best way to make an ACOG work on the M1A. Quite awhile ago, I picked up a TA55 and planned to run it on my Socom with the extended rail. It worked, but while it seemed like a neat idea at the time, a 5.5X optic on a 16...
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PN 2005: Tactical Sniper Mount M14 - Smith Enterprise
(NSN 1005-01-535-4430) This mount addresses the problem of how to effectively mount an ACOG scope on the M14 rifle. Detachable MIL STD 1913 rail component allows use of standard issue Picatinny rail optical systems. Marked "US Property" and "Smith Ent.", along with above NSN. Wire EDM 4140 CM...
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You probably could scoot the rail back on the Smith mount to make an Elcan work, but it's still going to be pretty high. Another thing to think about would be interference between the sight ears and the ARMS mount on the Elcan.I think the only mount designed for the ACOG that has a unique rail that pushes the ocular back a couple of inches is the SEI mount for the ACOG. Here's a thread, but I don't have any experience with this set-up.
ACOG/SEI mount/M1a=sweetness
I,like alot of folks here, have scratched my head trying to figure out the best way to make an ACOG work on the M1A. Quite awhile ago, I picked up a TA55 and planned to run it on my Socom with the extended rail. It worked, but while it seemed like a neat idea at the time, a 5.5X optic on a 16...
PN 2005: Tactical Sniper Mount M14 - Smith Enterprise
(NSN 1005-01-535-4430) This mount addresses the problem of how to effectively mount an ACOG scope on the M14 rifle. Detachable MIL STD 1913 rail component allows use of standard issue Picatinny rail optical systems. Marked "US Property" and "Smith Ent.", along with above NSN. Wire EDM 4140 CM...
The problem mounting an Elcan is that you want it as low as possible, but using an ARMS #18 doesn't put it at the optimal eye relief.
Even directly mounting an ACOG to the Smith mount is high. It's doable, but not optimal. Cheek riser maxed out and it's still an iffy cheek weld. (For me at least, but I have really high cheek bones)
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