Optics 45 Degree Mount for Red Dot Sights

Very acceptable quality. Worked great.

Worked as it should. Mounted a holographic along side a mid range scope for close range targets.

I’m a big vortex fan this is well built. Definitely worth the money.

Good fit, holds zero

The mount is solid but it’s hard to access the vortex red dot buttons when it’s paired with a leupold MK5. I have to use a flat head crew driver or pen to turn on the red dot.

Best 45 mount I have, great quality!

Has held zero for months and months and montgs with a lot of bumps and weight and stress being put on it. It can take a lick’n and keep on tickin…

Would I buy again - yes if I couldnt afford a better one Pros - 45 degrees, not as expensive as ADM Cons - the mount itself does not grab as much of the rail as other products, takes up a lot of rail space for what it is. , Screw Despite it's looks, this will prevent you from using 6 pic rail slots because of how it's grows when it gets toward the optics part of the mount. It also brings the optic really close to anything on the rail meaning you may have to mount of forward of the optic on the rail. The screw uses Torx head that is not very deep. Could definitely get stripped easily if you aren't careful. The mount is held to specific spots on the rail by a screw head and pressure, whereas other companies use a screw that runs horizontally through the rail section or slots that go into the rail slots. This feels like a 35 dollar piece. The only good thing about this really is that it's 45 degrees, whereas it's main competitor in this price point (DD) is a 1 o clock mount if you mount to the side of the rail at 3 o clock, exposing you to a rotating rail. If you mount it to the top of the rail, it will be a 2 o clock mount,I guess, although it feels like 2:30 or 2:45. If I had the money, I'd get like an ADM offset, it's usually QD and probably takes up just as much rail space.