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    Familiar with this sight/scope mount?

    Came across this M1icon video showing an attachement near the clip latch?
    Does anyone know this mount?
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    It's an M1C scope mount without scope...
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    Regards, Jim

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    Thanks Jim. I did some reading on that and see how the C's D's were mounted. Interesting read.
    Says John Garandicon didn't like three holes in his receivers.
    The C version reminds me of Luepold QRW.

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    There are lots of threads here about those two also...lots of guys here have them.
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    The M1C mount requires five (5) holes in the receiver, three for screws and two for pins.

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    As soon as I posted that, I remembered the pin holes. haha.

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    C vs. D

    I wrote an article for the Spring 2013 GCAicon Journal titled "M1C vs M1D - Was The Fix In?" It seems pretty clear that it was.
    Real men measure once and cut.

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