20moa rail for flat top AR..?

[a.tinkerer]

Is there a relatively affordable 20moa rail riser for the AR?

[Merc1138]

Define "affordable", and is there some reason you can't just get a mount with cant built in and it has to be a riser used with rings?

[JMP]

Yes, something like this would be on the lower end:

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/679481/pri-1-piece-extended-picatinny-style-riser-mount-20-moa-elevated-ar-10-lr-308-sr-25-flat-top-aluminum-matte

However, you can also consider a mount that has a built in cant. I think that's the easiest way to go (and more sturdy).

[shooterfpga]

They have cheap $50 one piece mounts with 20moa made by nikon.

[sunborder]

https://www.primaryarms.com/American_Defense_ADRECON_30MM_20_MOA_Moun_p/ad-recon-20moa-30.htm

That's a quality QD mount. They make 1" and 34mm versions as well.

Sturdy, repeatable zero, built in 20 MOA, easy to mount the scope.

If you don't care about QD, there are less expensive options out there.

[ExtremeX]

http://www.bobroengineering.com/view/product/19/

[sunborder]

Dude, he was looking for "affordable."

Bobro is top-end, not affordable.

[ExtremeX]

He said "relatively affordable"... and that seems relatively affordable to me. Its just another option for consideration incase the OP didn't consider or didn't know about that as an option.

Maybe if I listed a GDI or SPUHR mount then you could have started complaining about my post.

OP didn't give much additional information... does he already have rings, an existing mount?

You can use a Riser like JMP listed for $80 and decent rings like TPS still cost you around $180 total. Seekins rings would put you at $210 for that package.

If he already had a mount like a PERP, its still a $160-180 solution using a riser and will probably run into comb height issues unless he/she is running a stock like a PRS.

Extra $70-100 gets you a real nice mounting solution which the OP would probably keep for the rest of his shooting career.