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Burris FastFire Reflex Red-Dot Sight Mounting Plates Installation of Burris FastFire Scopes on most rifles, carbines, and some handguns require the included Picatinni / Weaver Mounting Plate. Most other handguns require a different Mounting Plate. Available Buris Mounting Plates for FastFire Reflex Sight: Burris 410321 Mount - 1911 Standard (UPC: 000381103215 ) Burris 410322 Mount - 1911 Bomar / Novak (UPC: 000381103222 ) Burris 410323 Mount - Kimber Standard & Target (UPC: 000381103239 ) Burris 410324 Mount - Beretta 92/96 /90-TWO/ Taurus PT99 (UPC: 000381103246 ) Burris 410325 Mount - Beretta PX4 Storm (UPC: 000381103253 ) Burris 410326 Mount - ...
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Average Ratings

Overall rating 4.2 / 5
Easy To Set Up	3.8 / 5
Usability	4.2 / 5
Features	4.1 / 5
Value for your money	4.1 / 5
Meets expectations	4.3 / 5

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Picatinni/Weaver = Picatinni

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 4 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	3 / 5
Features:	4 / 5
Meets expectations:	4 / 5
Usability:	4 / 5
Value for your money:	4 / 5

Author: OpenFire (verified customer) , Lifetime hunter, shooter, reloader, basement gunsmith, from Madison, WI on Feb 10, 2009
Pros:  Solid Base, very verstile
Cons:  doesn't fit weaver style base
Would recommend:  yes

OpenFire wrote:

I installed this on my Marlin 39AS. I had to open the channel on the weaver base to accept the picatinni mount. Not a big deal, but should be noted. Other than that, solid mount.

FastFire mount for Glock

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 5 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	4 / 5
Features:	4 / 5
Meets expectations:	5 / 5
Usability:	5 / 5
Value for your money:	5 / 5

Author: Tunnel Rat (verified customer) from Albuquerque, NM on Feb 2, 2009
Pros: Solid construction
Would recommend: yes

Tunnel Rat wrote:

Installation needed a little filing to get the mount to tap into the dovetail groove on the Glock. Otherwise a solid fit.

Burris Mount--fastfire

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 5 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	5 / 5
Features:	4 / 5
Meets expectations:	5 / 5
Usability:	5 / 5
Value for your money:	4 / 5

Author: The fourth horseman (verified customer) , into hunting and photography, from Meridian, Idaho on Jan 5, 2009
Would recommend: yes

The fourth horseman wrote:

Mount was solidly built, easy to install, and done what descriptionsaid it would----a good item

Ruger Mark 1 mount

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 5 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	4 / 5
Features:	4 / 5
Meets expectations:	5 / 5
Usability:	5 / 5
Value for your money:	4 / 5

Author: mbowerma (verified customer) from Phoenix/NY on Dec 13, 2008
Pros:  Allows Burris Fast fire to mounted on hand gun
Cons:  None found
Would recommend:  yes

mbowerma wrote:

Other reviewers mentioned stripping mounting screws. If you don't torque to aircraft standards no stripping will occur. Makes a nice neat mound which allows the hand gun to be holstered and when sighted in is much more accurate than open sights. Also much easier to aquire a target than a scope.

Now up to 4 Fastfires and Retired Optima 2000

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 4 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	4 / 5
Features:	4 / 5
Meets expectations:	5 / 5
Usability:	4 / 5
Value for your money:	5 / 5

Author: dtdtdtdt (verified customer) from Cuyahoga Falls OHIO on Dec 1, 2008
Pros:  Light, easy to see, Easy to install
Cons:  Dot sometimes hard to see in low-light settings
Would recommend:  no

dtdtdtdt wrote:

My second review. I am now up to 4 Fastfires - all bought on this site!. I have retired my Optima 2000 and am considering a new home for it. The only oddity that the Burris has that can cause problems is the intensity steps. In low light like a fairly dark indoor range, the low intensity dot is sometimes hard to see. At the other end of the spectrum under bright conditions, the dot is perhaps too bright and has some flaring out of the dot. It is hard for me to really say, I have had multiple cornea transplants and see multiple images anyway but it does bother me a bit. The really good news is that the red-dot type sights like the Fastfire make it possible for me to shoot pistol as I cannot see conventional sights at all! FYI, I just finished the NRA Bullseye pistol qualifications through Expert. I am working on Distinguished Expert now. All because of the Fastfires.