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I wanted to share some pictures of a QD Recknagel mount for the Doctor Optic sight using the pivot mounts.
Looks like a good solution for using a reflex sight with a gun already set up with pivot bases.
The rear base is adjustable from 2.2" to 3.7"
I have not been out with it yet, more feedback after I have shot the gun.





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Would sure be convenient but it looks awfully high.


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Same height as a scope would be


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I typed what Jines typed, then I thought what Ken typed, then I deleted my comment.


Go figure.


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I just installed my Docter Optics III sight on one of these mounts I got from Ken. It looks great on my V-C 450/400 round action, and it is not too high even though it looks like it might be from the side.
 
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Is there any plans to make an adapter for the EAW style swing that locks down with a lever?


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Nice looking set up there Ken. Let us know how well it works.
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Is there any plans to make an adapter for the EAW style swing that locks down with a lever?


Yes, but not a clue when it will be available


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Mike, I have one that fits my Chapuis. It locks on the same base as the lever type mount. Mine is for a Picatinny base like you can get for the Burris Fast Fire.


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Ken, what does the price tag look like? Would be nice to have one for my VC.
 
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Ken, what does the price tag look like? Would be nice to have one for my VC.


Ken charged me $240 delivered for mine.
 
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Ken charged me $240 delivered for mine.


We'll need to ask for the "Good Guy Price" then!

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Ken, what does the price tag look like? Would be nice to have one for my VC.


Ken charged me $240 delivered for mine.


Not a big difference but it was $230 delivered.
Both EAW and ERA products are not inexpensive but are first class.


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Gents,

I had a Recknagle catalog once and they also have a mount similar to this one that has a Weaver/Picatinny type rail, and another one where the part in the center is much lower than the ends. Basically the center part would nearly touch the rib so the sight would be mounted quite a bit lower.

I will try to find the catalog.


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Ken,
Have you ever thought of investigating the Henneberger pivot mounts through Lippstadt?

Can't speak to the quality of the mounts but uppers and lowers are less expensive than EAW and ERA. I've seen examples of Henneberger's gunwork and it has always been very good.

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Ken, what does the price tag look like? Would be nice to have one for my VC.


Ken charged me $240 delivered for mine.


Not a big difference but it was $230 delivered.
Both EAW and ERA products are not inexpensive but are first class.


Sorry Ken - you are of course correct! That's what I get for posting before my first cup of coffee in the morning!!!
 
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Paul, Is this the one you are referring too? Page 59 in the catalog. Looks like it would get the red dot about as low as possible. My only question would be the space between the bases. It doesn't look like it is adjustable like the one Ken has. http://www.recknagel.de/Joomla...Aufschubmontagen.pdf

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Gents,

I had a Recknagle catalog once and they also have a mount similar to this one that has a Weaver/Picatinny type rail, and another one where the part in the center is much lower than the ends. Basically the center part would nearly touch the rib so the sight would be mounted quite a bit lower.

I will try to find the catalog.


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Bob, yep that's the one I was wondering about. Lost my hard drive last week and all sorts of things I had saved, thanks for the link.


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IIRC the Doctor optic adjusts from the rear. With an RMR, which adjusts from the top and side, you could sit it much lower in the middle so that just the glass was above the mount.
 
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Is there one like this for claw mounts on a double?
 
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