Red Dot Riser Mount 2″ Height for Optic Sight Scope Riser Mount, black/Army Green

Good mount for the price, can add a qd device as seen in the photo. Will update if the mount breaks, but it looks and feels solid.

Nice riser for the money it is tight feels more expensive then it is, love the iron sight underneath the top used it with a Magpul flip up front sight so saved me some money there and the green is nice enough. My vector prism mounted tight the screws are a bit hard to use took me a second to come up with a strategy but other then that it’s perfect

Solid product, very east install. Fits well with my Sig Romeo 5. Some scuffs and scratches out the box but these tools not fine china. Its gonna get scratched eventually overall great product. Not 5 stars due to the scuffs but i will definitely be obtaining another one.

I really wanted one of these to run with NVG's. I was ready to pay for the Higher end ($$$) version but wanted to make sure before I dumped $170+ into a riser; so I opted for this product.Running with a Vortex Optics Crossfire Red Dot.I have no complaints about the finish of the product (matte black). I can't compare to the $$$ design because this fit so good I couldn't justify spending the extra money on the same deign.It's some metal (sorry). Height and weight is perfect for what the design is meant for, to raise the optic for use with Night vision optics and provide up with a heads up display in white light.Mounting the RDS was relatively simple. I did put a thread locker on the RDS screws 12 hours prior to installing. And do not over tighten the screws forcing them to strip. simply hand tighten to firm.The design comes with built in back up sights, kind'f a gimmick; but, if you have an front sight you can use the built in rear aperture (I have not range tested this theory). The built in front sight post is useless, trying to figure out how to remove it.This is a value option for the design. I has worked for me thus far and can't see any reason why it would "range fail." If anything were to fail it would be the RDS screws, and that would be a V/O issue not "mount" issue. So if you'd rather spend the additional 150+ elsewhere, this is the mount to have.

Great mount, cheaper than the Unity mount which is hundreds of dollars for no reason. Some blue loctite and it’s secure. Works well with my Stribog 9mm. Don’t care much for the sights inside of the actual mount, haven’t used them. Would purchase this again.

Awesome product!

Seems like a nice budget alternative to the very expensive unity fast mount. It states in the description that it's 7075 aluminum which is nice, whether is actually is 7075, I'm not sure. I have not had a chance to put it through some work yet, so I hope it holds up over time. I knocked a star off because it doesn't label which way to turn the iron site on the inside for which direction you want it to go.Update: I took one more star off because the front iron sight screw stripped very easily, leaving me unable to adjust the height of it. I also believe the sights are made from cheaper material because it snapped when I tried to remove it with pliers. Still seems like a decent alternative to the very expensive unity riser. We will see how it holds up.

I have yet to test the use-ability of this mount, however everything seems fine so far. I honestly don’t see how you can mess up a basic mount. Fits any red dot with the T2 footprint. Blue locktite is your friend.