Picatinny Offset Rail Mount 45 Degree Picatinny Rail Mount

Installed this on my son's paintball gun with a red dot sight. You can't use the top rail because the hopper is in the way. This mount was the perfect solution. Very easy to install. Can be mounted left or right side. The mount is very sturdy. Excellent product for the price.

Just what I was looking for. Mounted quickly and is functional for offset site mounting. Works right or left.

I'm using this for an offset flashlight mount. Varmints, who normally chase roadrunners, decided to eat one my cats. This is unacceptable and an air rifle just doesn't have the juice to do the job.The angle mount locks up tight but the supplied allen wrench was defective, hence the complaints about stripped nuts. I think the die that stamps or extrudes the wrench is worn out. It's basically heat treated wire. Fortunately I saved all the little allen wrenches that come with various things and was able to get one that fits.Also, I included better photos to illustrate how it fits and where there's room around it.

I have bought several of mounts like this but never one where it sits in between the rails. It makes for a low profile mount and is pretty secure with two set screws. Mounted and rmr to a rifle build I’m doing. Really happy so far with this product

This is not a bad product - I will use it. But before you buy, know this:1 - It is not 45deg. It is 37.5. I happen to like that, some may not as it reduces clearance in tight configs.2 - It IS NOT made for your duty gun. This is a slick solution for a home defense or light duty rifle. But I have no doubt it would snap under hard use (repeated impacts, side torque, etc)3 - The set screws and/or wrenches are cheap. Highly recommend replacing BOTH for any serious use. I installed this and snugged up the screws, then went to add a 1/4 turn to tighten before grabbing the torque wrench - but one screw immediately stripped. I was only able to back it out with a T8 Torx. Even my good Allen wrenches wouldn't grab. Screws are just too soft.Be prepared for all that and this is a slick little addition. I have a couple risers that will sit right on top of it with no problem. That's pretty useful.

Out of specifications. The tightening screw were tapped at the wrong angle and would jump to the top of picatinny rails and lift the bracket off. I tried several different brands of rail and wouldn't work with any of them. Zero stars would be my choice if possible.

I bought this for my sub-2000 but it wasn't quite long enough to mount a reflex sight and still fold, but it works perfectly on the side once I installed a small mlok picatinny rail.

I was concerned weather it would fit and it fit perfectly. Very close tolerance and with lock down screws it was very solidly mounted. The offset was just what I needed to mount a red dot sight of to the side