1.54''/1.93" Height Heightening Bracket Scope Mount for Tactical T2 Red Dot Sight QD Scope Riser Mount

Wow...what a deal! I know this is a replica but it is still very good. I haven't bashed it yet but under initial normal use it has stayed put. Lightweight. Sturdy. Looks awesome. Dont forget to loctite the set screw against the mounting bolt....You can buy 4 of these for the price of 1 genuine article. I would prefer not to buy replica products but during a time where we're being charged exorbitant prices for goods and services, its hard to resist a good deal on a desirable product. I highly recommend.

First off i will say, this was worth the money in my opinion, as long as your expectations are reasonable. Overall I was very impressed with the quality and i could see how this could pass for legitimate at first glance. My only complaint is that the shoulders for the bottom of the head of the screw to mate against to hold the mount to the optic are very small, maybe .030 thousandths of an inch because the hold for the threaded shank of the screw is very oversized. Because of that, i would not expect this setupt to take a hard hit and hold zero. Other than that Fit and finish are very good, operation of the QD knob is smooth as well and the optic mounted right up very snugly even before screws were installed. I purchased this to see if i even like the setup before i drop the money of the real deal and im glad i did.

This is obviously a copy of the Scalarworks mount, but it seems to work fine. It comes with no instructions. Do not lose the little tiny parts in the bag. There is a ball detent , a spring, and a tension screw. You must assemble those and if you lose them the mount will not tighten down or stay in place. Put the ball detent in, then the spring then the screw. The mount comes with a tube of blue loctite. You’ll need to adjust the tension. You can tighten it down so tight that you can’t get it off, so be careful. There is a recoil lug on top so the optic won’t move once mounted. Works with the Aimpoint T1 footprint. Time will tell if it remains solid on the rail or comes loose. So far it seems to be fine and looks good. This one is the 1.54” version which is a lower 1/3rd cowitness in height.

MAKE SURE you blue lock tight the hex with ball bearing. I have two, if you don’t do this you’ll wonder where it went and why it’s gone.

Not bad but not great. It doesn’t come with mounting screws for your optic and depending on your T1/T2 optic mount the screws may not fit. This is way better than a monstrum qd mount as far as holding and functionality. The item is light weight. I have both the actual scalarworks and this rep. The screw holes are a bit smaller on the rep hence the reason your optic mounting screws may not fit through the fist set of holes or be super flush with the actual mount. Scalarworks has more of a button screw. Since it doesn’t come with screws, your optic mounting with a flat head is going to be a pain to get in the set of screws closer to the rear. But nonetheless, this is a fraction of the cost, mounts to a primary arms red dot but it’s tolerable might be slightly, very slightly off. I like it but I wish I could love it. Either or it’s staying on. I would recommend if you’re really in need of a budget, if not go with the original. Item came in the broke box with an Allen wrench tool to tighten the turning feedback. Installation on this was a bit of a challenge and

Definitely not of the quality that others have claimed. Lacked recoil lug and the teeth for the ratcheting lock up didn't seem to engage or honestly exist. Looks good though. Probably good for anything without recoil, but thats all.

Allowed me to make a decision on if I liked the 1.93" height or not, conclusion, I did not. 1.54" is more comfortable for me. Easy to install, and it costs what I would actually expect for a block of aluminum.

Nothing fancy but worked as expected.