Any reason you couldn't put an RMR on one of these ?
Any reason you couldn't put an RMR on one of these ?
I was under the impression that the mount pattern is for a T/H1?Originally Posted by HCM
Like the idea of a non reciprocating optic as IMO they have a better chance for long term survival. Would have though making one for a MRDS made more sense for a handgun, but then I think it was designed around very specific requirements. I would imagine that if the concept takes off they could offer up various options for the optic type and hopefully different gun types.
Still want to know why it's called a 6 second mount. Looks like you have to pull the trigger pin.
Could be fun as a HD weapon or a game gun b
I'd make dang sure my Glock was ejecting properly before I purchased one of these mounts.
It looks like a ugly malfunction just waiting to happen with a erratically ejecting Glock.
All the ejection should happen just behind the mount/optic, but it'd be tough to clear a vertical stovepipe or one of the horizontal stovepipes Glocks get every once in a while.
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From the link in the first postThe name, 6-Second Mount, comes from a description used by one of the operators: “The fight lasts 6 seconds… Either they’re dead or you’re dead, and aggression saves the day.”
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Forgot to reply to this, but there are definitely other options out there besides the ALG, including some for MRDS.
http://www.brianenos.com/forums/inde...owtopic=161692
http://www.preciseshooter.com/blog/P...opeMounts.aspx
http://www.aimtech-mounts.com/SEMI-AUTOS.htm
http://www.amazon.com/Mako-Glock-Tac.../dp/B0010DQ21M
(links are simply offered as examples: not endorsements)
The competition guys have been doing frame-mounted optics for a long time now (long before slide mounted MRDS), so it seems the ALG is just a new execution of the old concept taking off in the "tactical" world.
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It does fit my Gen4 G19.
Waiting for my G17 to arrive and thinking the Aimpoint H1 will work for me (High drag, low speed).
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That's what I thought. When I first saw the "gen 3" marking, I wondered why since the dimensions are the same. Emailed Geissele, they said "we haven't tried it on a gen 4".
These things are pretty sweet IMO. Makes a G17 shoot like a rifle.
If someone made an AIWB holster for it, I'd buy one tomorrow. Should work, the optic would sit at the belt line...
We have those guns. They are called...revolvers.
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I lolzed. OTOH I'm medium drunk.
But that is an interesting point. Honestly, a six shooter with a long but not overly heavy trigger and an MRDS etc would probably be about the most kickass "standard issue CCW gun" one could really design.
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