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• SPEED…Getting your sights on the target to accurately place a shot in the shortest period of time will usually be the determining factor in whether you get your game, or get yourself killed.  Scout mounted sight systems have proved time and again to be the fastest means of getting on target, especially under field conditions.  This works because Scout mounted sight systems enable the shooter to focus their eye on the target and bring the sight into line between the two.  This is faster than focusing on the sights then putting them on the target, especially if that target is moving.             
• PERIPHERAL VISION…Traditionally mounted scopes block out virtually all of the shooter’s peripheral view, which is not a big problem when shooting at paper from a bench at the range.  But when weaving your way through the brush and trying to pick out the trophy in a moving herd, or identify a threat in a dynamic environment, you need both eyes open and as much field of view as you can get.  Scout mounted sight systems are placed further from the shooter’s eye, and only obscure a small part of the field of view.
• WEIGHT…Ounce for ounce, Scout mounted sight systems are almost always lighter than traditionally mounted scopes.  Long eye relief scopes (pistol and scout models) are invariably lower power, smaller and lighter than most traditional rifle scopes.  Red dot sights are often lighter yet.  The balance and handling characteristics of the rifle are usually improved by moving the weight of the sight system forward on the rifle.

• SIMPLICITY…Most shooters over-scope their rifles for their intended purpose.  Variable power riflescopes are the most popular by far, and are usually cranked to the highest power for the range. In the field, higher power scope settings are almost never utilized except in very open country, so they are usually set back to a lower power.  Scout mounted sight systems, if magnified at all, are usually a fixed low-power and provides the greatest field of view through the sight.  Low-power sights are more than adequate for proper shot placement and zero adjustment almost any practical and/or responsible engagement distance.  The simplicity of this system reduces the chances that the shooter will forget to turn down the power setting on his scope.  One of the most common excuses heard among hunters for botching a shot opportunity is that they couldn’t find the target in their scope because it was too close!

WHY should you use a Mini-Scout-Mount™ on your rifle?  John Garand’s legendary designs have been around for over seventy years, and are still being produced and used by millions of shooters. These designs did not consider the evolution and popularity of scopes or red-dot sights, so Garand made little or no accommodations for those accessories.  The Mini-Scout-Mount™ provides the interface needed to upgrade a proven rifle design with the latest sighting technology, resulting in a modern Scout rifle system.

ALL Mini-Scout-Mounts™ share these features

• Bolt-on design with NO permanent modifications required - No drilling, cutting, machining or permanent modifications are made to the rifle.

• Full-length sight base accepts all modern tactical sight systems (red dot, Pistol or Scout scopes).

• Precision extruded and machined aluminum alloy provides a balance of strength and rigidity at a moderate weight.

• Flat non-reflective, hard anodized finish reduces shine and glare while providing protection from corrosion and wear.

• Does not interfere with OEM sights when scopes or other sighting devices are not attached.

• Tactical Light Mount Kits allow mounting of flashlights, lasers, etc. and can be positioned for easy access by right or left-handed shooters.

• Improves accuracy with most rifle/ammunition combinations.

• Made in the USA

   

  
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