Windage Elevation Adjustable Picatinny Weaver Rail Mount and Barrel clamp Adaptor hold with 1" inch 30mm Ring for Weapon Rifle Gun Tactical Laser LED Flashlight Light Illuminator Scope Optic Torch

Nice adjustable light mount! Very quick shipping!!!Bought it to use with my super tac IR flashlight because I wanted something with windage and elevation adjustment. Product seems to be of good quality and is easily adjusted on the gunThe extra rail mount on the top of the gear is another surprise, I can mount a gun light or some other gears on to it.

When you get your laser/scope/flashlight sighted in, you have to remove it from the mount to access the screws to lock the setting in and then re-install the light.Hard to keep your adjustment through that.I may try to cut down an Allen wrench to see if I can reach the screws with it in position.If that doesn't work I'll return it.Other than that it's a good product.If they re-located the locking screws or replaced them with something that could be tightened without disassembly it would be a great mount

Seemed to be ok quality but it's cheap and doesn't work vary well

The windage and elevation work very smoothly on this it's built very well would not hesitate to buy another.The surface seems treated well with good hardness, as described by the seller. Item exactly as described and very fast delivery, thanks. And what really makes me surprised is 4 locking points. Steady enoughAnd it comes with 2 parts in a nice box, just simply mounted the holding ring to the basement as the manual instructions, nice design!!

The adjustments are not very well designed and are cheap metal.

I put this on my AR equipped with the ATN NV scope and a Hawg Lights IR light. Very sturdy and would recommend to anyone

Very well built. Would be better if not with 4 different allen screws.

cons: For $50 I expected more.Pros: I was told that by the company that this product is completely suitable for achieving fine sighting in adjustments and have successfully sighted in a laser without it's own adjustments using this base. And I can remove the laser from the ring to lock down the elevation lock and remount it and it stays zeroed.cons: this mount rudimentary windage and elevation adjustments. It possesses has the most basic engineering principles. it comes with a different size allen wrench for each screw! there are big and small srews. There should have been Only two sizes and 2 wrenches., Furthermore, none of the wrenches fit the back windage lock screw! (But I found a wrench that fits it in my stash)This is a $50 on Amazon and other places. So mounted and using the spacer, there is air between the tool and the ring on each side. But this might come in handy if one needs more clearance or less because the half-circle bushing (which is aluminum) can be flipped from the top to the bottom of the mount. The need for multiple lock screws and sizes belies the lack of engineering investment in this product and it's commensurate value to me which is about $20, not the $50 I had to pay.Issues when zeroing it: i and locking down the settings include the fact that there are 5 Allen wrenches 5 different size screws when there could have been only two. Also, incredibly none of the Allen wrenches fit one of the Allen screws which means that there's five sizes of Allen screws on on this little item, one of which does not have a wrench. Three of the wrenches are very small and VERY similar in size which means THEY ALL SHOULD HAVE BEEN ONE SIZE using ONE WRENCH. Plus, regarding the elevation I've got the mount mounted above my sites and ignorantly I preliminary adjusted the elevation in the middle of the travel distance when in fact if you do that it is way low so this thing zeros in nearly the full up position with very little upwards adjustment left.With a lot of tinkering and thought, I was, able to get it to do what I bought it to do, zero a laser on it with my sites and dismounted and tighten the locks remount it and it stayed in position zeroed in.Oh and the elevation lock down is not a positive one, so the elevation screw can still be adjusted (unlike the truly locked windage one) after the lock is engaged. Not only that but the SO-CALLED elevation lock screw is DIRECTLYunder the sight or light mopunted in the ring, which means you have to dismount the thing you just sighted in to lock down the elevation, which , as I said, doesn't really even lock your setting in! The incompetence of this design, or at least the sheer audacity of it considering that it was successfully soldit to me for $50 io=s nothing short of astounding. and the more I think about it the more angry I become at the insult and the more i want to slash stars off my rating.(Done)