Anyone using the Burris P.E.P.R. Scope Mount?

[OpticsPlanet]

If "Made In China" splinters your chopsticks, take a look at the DNZ "Freedom Reaper" mount - made in the US of A, in North Carolina:



Available in 1" and 30MM. I have one on my RRA AR, and three DNZ's on other guns for a total of four. I tried the Burris P.E.P.R., the Nikon M-223 mount, and this, and I liked the DNZ a lot. It has a number of things going for it – it starts as a solid block, and the first CNC machining pass makes what becomes the ring centers... the rings cannot be misaligned. It also eliminates any possibility of the rings loosening from recoil. It’s hard anodized, requires no lapping, has hex-head screws, and best of all, as I said above - made in the USA, in North Carolina. I can’t say enough good things about them – they look like they grew out of the top of the gun.

I like the fact that if you call DNZ, they can answer any question quickly. They have even put a machinist on the phone when I have called.

Mark H.

[CACitUP]

I dont think the DNZ is comparable to the PEPR. 2-3 times the price? I would go for a LaRue of AD and stick with a proven name for that price.

[negolien]

I use it on my flat top with a Bushnell Banner no issues. Does seem to mount a tad low but might just be me....

[OpticsPlanet]

I dont think the DNZ is comparable to the PEPR. 2-3 times the price? I would go for a LaRue of AD and stick with a proven name for that price.

I don't think the DNZ comparable to the P.E.P.R., either. I think it's better. More expensive? Yes, it's made in America by American craftsmen who are paid a fair wage for their skills.

I agree with you that the LaRue is a superior product, also made in America, as the price reflects.

With either the DNZ or the LaRue, I would be happy to purchase once, and have a product that lasts, and know my money went to pay a fellow American's salary.

It is a good time to be alive, with the variety of products to choose from.

[GUNNTZ]

Using one on my flattop AR. Very stable, easy to adjust and was priced right. There are other products out there, but this one fit the bill. I'm all in for buying American products, but not when it breaks the bank for something simple. Hell the American vehicles we buy are made of 40-60% foreign materials, what's wrong with that picture??