Would love to see 6 screw heavy duty mounts or one piece mounts from element... Also would be nice to have Titan class scope with apr-1c reticle where only center dot illuminates and which can be adjust to use in really low light/dark. Many European hunters stalk deers and foxes in low light. I would love to use Titan but illumination on that is useless for that.. but keep up good work 👍
I have to agree,the titan 3-18x50 is probably 1 of the most popular in the element range but yet it doesn't have the most popular reticles APR1-C is def my favorite, let's see it happen 🤞
Historically I've either used Rusan (steel rings) or the 'Hawk' tactical or match rings, both of which have been faultless performers. Oh... and I've found the 'Sportsmatch' stuff pretty decent too. Hawk have soft liners fitted in their rings which is a very nice touch. Element have some stiff competition in this field, but... I'll try a set next time round.
Hi Matt, You said that the XT mounts only come in dovetail, but your website states the following: - “These are available in both dovetail and picatinny” - and it allows me to choose either in the drop down menu. The “Specifications” section also shows picatinny and dovetail. Could you please check on that detail and let us know what you find out?. Thanks for the explanation of the difference between your 2 mounts.
You follow the German school of arts Bau House ( spelled wrong) form, follows function, and more is less, less is more approach. You forever are chasing precision while being practical to field use and cost. It's a now brainer when you don't trust anyone. To have eas of mind, knowing that you wouldn't tarnish you Good Name for a buck, only a round.
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Would love to see 6 screw heavy duty mounts or one piece mounts from element... Also would be nice to have Titan class scope with apr-1c reticle where only center dot illuminates and which can be adjust to use in really low light/dark. Many European hunters stalk deers and foxes in low light. I would love to use Titan but illumination on that is useless for that.. but keep up good work 👍
Thanks for the feedback👍🏻
I have to agree,the titan 3-18x50 is probably 1 of the most popular in the element range but yet it doesn't have the most popular reticles APR1-C is def my favorite, let's see it happen 🤞
I have a set of XT mounts for my Helix that sits on my FX Dreamline
Excellent work! Great product
Historically I've either used Rusan (steel rings) or the 'Hawk' tactical or match rings, both of which have been faultless performers. Oh... and I've found the 'Sportsmatch' stuff pretty decent too.
Hawk have soft liners fitted in their rings which is a very nice touch.
Element have some stiff competition in this field, but... I'll try a set next time round.
Hi Matt,
You said that the XT mounts only come in dovetail, but your website states the following:
-
“These are available in both dovetail and picatinny”
-
and it allows me to choose either in the drop down menu.
The “Specifications” section also shows picatinny and dovetail.
Could you please check on that detail and let us know what you find out?.
Thanks for the explanation of the difference between your 2 mounts.
That is correct, the XT mounts are available in both picatinny and dovetail. The Accu-Lites are only available in Picatinny.
Where are these measured from as far as height goes, Saddle Height from top of rail to bottom of saddle or top of rail to where rings split ? Please
The xt mount and especially packaging makes them look like warne horizontal mounts 😅
Great Stuff 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
Hey Matt where can I get one of those hoodies
We’re hoping to get our online store live soon! It will be there👍🏻
You follow the German school of arts Bau House ( spelled wrong) form, follows function, and more is less, less is more approach. You forever are chasing precision while being practical to field use and cost. It's a now brainer when you don't trust anyone. To have eas of mind, knowing that you wouldn't tarnish you Good Name for a buck, only a round.