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    Default Kinetic SIDELOK; New innovative mounting system for optics!!! Pretty cool

    New innovative mounting system for optics!!!

    KINETIC SIDELOK


    PATROL RIFLE OPTIC / C3 / COMP M4


    Coming June '15



    Aimpoint T1, T2, H1, H2 mounts

    Coming July '15 (according to the web page but no pics unfortunately) Interested in seeing what they would look like.


    They have basic riser as well for those with traditional scoped optics.

    Universal Scope Riser

    Also list as being in June '15


    Watch the video;

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    That looks pretty awesome. I wonder what the weight is and I bet further refinements could be real decent.

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    I see the wiggle test but I'd like to feel the lock-up myself. Otherwise looks like a good idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KestrelBike View Post
    That looks pretty awesome. I wonder what the weight is and I bet further refinements could be real decent.
    Web page listed it;

    Weight: 4.1 oz.

    HxWxD: .89″ x 4.3″ x 1.1″
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    Eh. I suppose if you were the kind of guy who was always mounting and dismounting your optics it would be kind of cool.

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    Its only cool if it holds zero, otherwise the difficult part about putting optics on and off a rifle is the zeroing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ray1970 View Post
    Eh. I suppose if you were the kind of guy who was always mounting and dismounting your optics it would be kind of cool.
    Quote Originally Posted by Zundfolge View Post
    Its only cool if it holds zero, otherwise the difficult part about putting optics on and off a rifle is the zeroing.
    I always wanted to have "adaptability" in my optics; a red dot and a long range scope for one AR for use for different types of shooting. The only thing that has held me back from trying this approach is what Zundfolge said; "reliability of holding Zero.

    Will have to watch release and early reviews/testing. The thing that is interesting is most QD mounts requires force to unlock & lock. This "Sidelok" only force is to remove, fast mounting.
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    It's an innovative place to stick a cam lever. Is it better than what is already out there? Undetermined.
    I suppose it removes some snag potential over a standard lever, but lever snag hasn't been a particularly significant problem for me.
    I don't see this as being a revolutionary new thing, but then again, I also predicted the Grip Pod would be an epic failure as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ray1970 View Post
    Eh. I suppose if you were the kind of guy who was always buying and selling your optics it would be kind of cool.
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