Nate from United States, MI Public Profile

I picked this because there are not a lot of options for mounting a RMRcc on a Glock43X. The mount is as advertised, it fits perfectly and sits nice and tight. The only downside I found was that it sits high on the slide. This was the only mount at this time (02/22) that allows for a proper mount of a Trijicon RMRcc on a G43X.

Other than being a little high on the slide the mount is great, it locks in well and the screws come come with loc-tight and the proper torx screw bit to mount them on both S&W M&P's and Glock 43's.

Overall good product meeting a demand at a ridiculous price. (that I willingly paid)

Title sums it up, You get what you pay for. These are great eye protection for around $1. No I would not pick these for my ultimate eye protection but I buy them by the dozen for range days because someone always forgets theirs and at $1 per unit I don't care if they walk away. They come in protective plastic and were surprisingly clear for the price point.

I used Scalarworks mounts for a Aimpoint T-2 and a Trijicon RMR on an AR15 SBR, H&K MP5, and a B&T SPC9-PDW and could not recommend them more. They thumb tighten easily and securely have a decent return to zero when taken off and re-mounted and allow the shooter to see through under the red dot if desired. They are light and sturdy and are finished like a company that values their reputation. They also come with the required tools for mounting (personal pet peeve when you pay $100 plus and they don't include the .10cent torx head to mount it)

Biggest pros to this mount for me was that is was super easy to remove the red dot without tools if there is a failure of the optic, and they are light and as sturdy as any mount I have used. I am typically a Larue fan and still am for long range mounts but love these for red dot optics.

I tried this set up on a G19 originally and liked having a different colored sight in front. I am not an expert but do enjoy USPSA and IDPA shooting, I know enough to know what I like and what is functional vs what is a fad. Having a different colored front sight helps me on shots that are less than 15 to 20 yards because you are just looking for the front sight (fundamentals need to be solid) and makes it quick and easy. For precision shooting it did not change anything. I like to train/compete with what I actually carry and absolutely love that Trijicon made the color contrasting sights.