M1A Loaded Scope Mount

[sig1473]

I finally decided to get my Socom a big brother Went to Elmore's today with no intentions of buying anything. Well long story short, I walked out of there with 2 guns(M1A Loaded & SW 625). On a side note, thanks to Elmore's for the great service. I know they get a bad wrap on here, but they were more then helpful today and really worked with me.

Looking for a good solid scope mount for this guy i.e. Fulton, Sadlak, ARMS, etc.
Anyone with experience on any particular mount that they favor. Thanks in advance!

Oh!! Here is a pic:

 

[red_zr24x4]

Looks great! I love my M1A, but haven't thought about scopeing mine. I have seen plenty of reviews on different scope mounts on www.m14forum.com . Hope this helps

 

[dubsac]

there are tons of them available , all depending on what you would like to spend. i have the 3rd generation Springfield mount.

 

[msirelan]

Well if you want to spend the money you can buy a chassis system from Troy industries

 

[sig1473]

Well if you want to spend the money you can buy a chassis system from Troy industries

Not a big fan of the Troy system. You can't use your factory iron sights plus they are on the heavy side. I already have a VLTOR system on my Socom and it is great. I am not a big fan of the Springfield mounts either. I will probably go with the Sadlak mount.

 

[Colt556]

I have an ARMS mount on one of my M1As. Very rugged and sits low on the rifle. With QD rings you can remove the scope and the mount is not in the way of the iron sights.

ARMS-18 A.R.M.S. #18 M14/M21 Rifle Scope Mounting Rail -

 

[william]

I have a Sadlak mount and couldn't be happier with it.

 

[3gunshooter]

I have a sadlik on mine, really great mount.

 

[cwillour]

Had the ARMS and I like how low it sat, but I moved to the Troy chassis for the grip change (and UBR stock) since I found that once I had a check pad built up to get a good weld for the scope it was hard to use the stock sights anyway. I just went to the Troy battle BUIS.

 

[sig1473]

Right now it is between the Sadlak and ARMS..........Actually I really might go with the Basset mount. A lot of guys on M14forum suggest and it has great reviews.

 

[Colt556]

With my ARMS mount I don't need to use a cheek piece to get proper eye relief and vision through the scope. To use the irons I just take the scope off via the QD rings and reattach it when I need to. I'm not familiar with the Basset so I can't comment on that one. I do like the ARMs a lot better than mu old SA Gen 3 mount though.

 

[sandman]

I went with the sadlak also. Very solid mount but you well need to also buy a cheek weld pad to maintain your eye relief.

 

[sig1473]

I went with the sadlak also. Very solid mount but you well need to also buy a cheek weld pad to maintain your eye relief.

I won't need a cheek weld as I have a VLTOR stock. It is currently on my Socom so I will just probably switch over or perhaps just drop the coin and buy a SAGE chassis.

 

[Lock n Load]

Over the years I have tried them all.... but I always seem to go back to the ARMS mount. SADLAK is a very good mount too.