RS Regulate Ak Aimpoint/Primary arms/Vortex optic mount, AKML.

[SocomM4]

So I wanted a red dot, and i ended up getting a Vortex Sparc. My Optic arrived, and I like it so much that I want a decent mount for it . Ive Been looking trying to find this mount all over the net vvv

Couldn't find it anywhere until tonight.
Before I buy I wanted to see what you guys think of it...

[Click Boom]

it's about as nice a side mount as you can get.

[sdsu]

I have one and it is great. It is really low.

[Varg Vikernes]

The picture of the one you linked is the first gen model.

AIM has the 2nd gen one here:

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?groupid=711&name=RS+AK-300+AK+Optic+Side+Mounting+System

They are supposed to be great, and you get cowitness with AK irons.

[SocomM4]

The picture of the one you linked is the first gen model.

AIM has the 2nd gen one here:

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?groupid=711&name=RS+AK-300+AK+Optic+Side+Mounting+System

They are supposed to be great, and you get cowitness with AK irons.

YeAh Im only wanting the 1st gen . The simple nothing extra look of it is what drew me in.

[hellayella]

rs regulate ak 301 if u like forward mounts

[JWHuey]

Now I want a 1st gen! That's awesome.
I wonder if it will work with the OPAPs SVD style side rail?

[Munny$hot]

YeAh Im only wanting the 1st gen . The simple nothing extra look of it is what drew me in.

Now I want a 1st gen! That's awesome.
I wonder if it will work with the OPAPs SVD style side rail?

IIRC the reason they stopped making the gen 1 where because of the clamping design. It will eventually work harden the metal and crack. A camming design is far superior. IMHO the MI (Mid West Industries) with the ADM (American Deference Mount) is an awesome mount for the 30mm Aimpoint and their 1913 rail over the RS because of the lesser number of points joined by screws ie "less monkey motion going on".

[d sauce]

I have had one of these for years and really like it.

The only reason I am recommending it over yours is because it can save you a little money, if you're into that.

[nate76239]

I've been wanting to get that or the MI mount but the one shifted further to the rear

[SocomM4]

Awww snap , departed sort facility in west sacramento! T-minus 10 hours till its installed on svetlana.

[RobGR]

IIRC the reason they stopped making the gen 1 where because of the clamping design. It will eventually work harden the metal and crack. A camming design is far superior. IMHO the MI (Mid West Industries) with the ADM (American Deference Mount) is an awesome mount for the 30mm Aimpoint and their 1913 rail over the RS because of the lesser number of points joined by screws ie "less monkey motion going on".

Does ADM make a side rail mount for AK platforms?

I tried going on their site but couldn't find anything. Obviously they make ones for flattop rails, just wondering if you've seen an ADM AK side mount system.

[Munny$hot]

Does ADM make a side rail mount for AK platforms?

I tried going on their site but couldn't find anything. Obviously they make ones for flattop rails, just wondering if you've seen an ADM AK side mount system.

Midwest Industries makes the rail and use ADM locking mechanism. MI makes a couple of different ak side mounts. A 30mm Aimpoint, 1" and 30mm scope mounts and a flattop 1913 railhttp://www.midwestindustriesinc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_ID= 433

[RobGR]

Midwest Industries makes the rail and use ADM locking mechanism. MI makes a couple of different ak side mounts. A 30mm Aimpoint, 1" and 30mm scope mounts and a flattop 1913 railhttp://www.midwestindustriesinc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_ID= 433

Yes, well aware of the MI side mount, but was unaware that ADM made the locking mechanism for it. Gotcha now. I've been considering picking up a MI sidemount and I've liked the ADM products that I do have, so even more incentive to pick one up for one of my Aimpoint PROs.

[Munny$hot]

IIRC ADM doesn't actually make the locking mechanism for MI. MI is paying them royalties to use their IP.