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Cheap price, cheap mount
BLUF: this mount will not securely fasten to picatinny rails and is unsuitable for any type of precision or long range.
Review: I thought I would try to save a couple dollars and try a new, cheap brand I was unfamiliar with and boy do I regret it. This mount fails in three ways; the QD levers, the tightness adjustment, and the actual mount security itself.
No matter how tight you adjust the mount to be, and even when maxed out, the mount wobbles on picatinny rails. I’ve tried it on multiple weapons and rails but it’s all the same story. Crank until it’s uncomfortably tight, shake it, and it still wobbles.
That is, if you can even get your tightness adjustment to stay… The hex nuts you use to adjust often get caught at weird angles in their slot causing binding and difficulty locking the QD levers into place unless you physically hold both nuts down with your fingers so they don’t twist.
The final failure are these QD levers themselves. After the levers are pushed into place the locking tabs don’t always engage meaning one your mount isn’t secured, and two good luck trying to loosen that lever again unless you wedge something in there to try and force it open.
Overall? I guess it wouldn’t matter if you just wanted to throw something cheap on the mount and not shoot past 100. But if you had a 34mm scope odds are you spent a fair chunk of cash on it, and in that case I would steer clear of this mount.
Review: I thought I would try to save a couple dollars and try a new, cheap brand I was unfamiliar with and boy do I regret it. This mount fails in three ways; the QD levers, the tightness adjustment, and the actual mount security itself.
No matter how tight you adjust the mount to be, and even when maxed out, the mount wobbles on picatinny rails. I’ve tried it on multiple weapons and rails but it’s all the same story. Crank until it’s uncomfortably tight, shake it, and it still wobbles.
That is, if you can even get your tightness adjustment to stay… The hex nuts you use to adjust often get caught at weird angles in their slot causing binding and difficulty locking the QD levers into place unless you physically hold both nuts down with your fingers so they don’t twist.
The final failure are these QD levers themselves. After the levers are pushed into place the locking tabs don’t always engage meaning one your mount isn’t secured, and two good luck trying to loosen that lever again unless you wedge something in there to try and force it open.
Overall? I guess it wouldn’t matter if you just wanted to throw something cheap on the mount and not shoot past 100. But if you had a 34mm scope odds are you spent a fair chunk of cash on it, and in that case I would steer clear of this mount.
Would recommend: No
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