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I thought I would share how my evening went fiddling with my new PS90. Before I even sent off payment for my rifle, I sent off payment for one of Martin's low profile ACOG mounts. I don't own an ACOG but thought for sure I was going to purchase one to mount on this firearm.
After much debate I ended up deciding on a Trijicon Tri Power. With Martin's mount already inbound and knowing an aftermarket rail to mount the Tri Power would put it higher than I wanted, I decided to purchase an ARMS #16 mount which is a mount just for the Tri Power to be used in conjunction with a AR carry handle. I figured the mount Martin makes is to accommodate a compact ACOG meant to be mounted in a carry handle, so the two mounts should interact with one another well.
I bought the ARMS #16 mount at a gun show on Saturday and Martin's mount showed in the mail today so it was time to see if my plan would work. Of course it didn't go as smoothly as I had planned. They didn't interact well as this is not what Martin designed his mount to do. However I was able to break down the ARMS mount into the two pieces that are assembled together and just using the top half of the ARMs mount drilling a couple new holes in the MSW mount yielded the perfect position for my cheek wield
I can't wait till the sight shows. I will be sure to post a finished product photo
I thought I would share how my evening went fiddling with my new PS90. Before I even sent off payment for my rifle, I sent off payment for one of Martin's low profile ACOG mounts. I don't own an ACOG but thought for sure I was going to purchase one to mount on this firearm.
After much debate I ended up deciding on a Trijicon Tri Power. With Martin's mount already inbound and knowing an aftermarket rail to mount the Tri Power would put it higher than I wanted, I decided to purchase an ARMS #16 mount which is a mount just for the Tri Power to be used in conjunction with a AR carry handle. I figured the mount Martin makes is to accommodate a compact ACOG meant to be mounted in a carry handle, so the two mounts should interact with one another well.
I bought the ARMS #16 mount at a gun show on Saturday and Martin's mount showed in the mail today so it was time to see if my plan would work. Of course it didn't go as smoothly as I had planned. They didn't interact well as this is not what Martin designed his mount to do. However I was able to break down the ARMS mount into the two pieces that are assembled together and just using the top half of the ARMs mount drilling a couple new holes in the MSW mount yielded the perfect position for my cheek wield

I can't wait till the sight shows. I will be sure to post a finished product photo