UTG 3-Slot QD Lever Mount Adaptor and Riser, Medium Profile, Black

Excellent product at a very attractive price. I bought three. One mounts my Bushnell red dot sight, the other two mount my 4X scope. On my M-4 carbine, I needed to remove my front sight - no big deal, just a couple of minutes of work - so the red dot did not superimpose on the tip of the sight. This gives me a fast and perfect field of vision, with the "ears" of the front sight almost automatically drawing your eye to the red dot. It also now completely clears the view of the low mounted scope. Removal and replacement of either takes you back to a perfect zero. Just remember to pull the mount back in the slots as you lock it down. Easily mounted and adjusted right out of the packaging, in just a couple of minutes. With no effort to re-zero the scope after installing the lever mounts, my first group was just over an inch "off" at 100 yards. That is great precision.

I used this to make my bipod a QD bipod for my AR-15.Works perfectly, and lets me swap my bipod on or off my rifle in under 3 seconds.Great way to reduce weight forward of the receiver while still being able to at a moment's notice plop on the bipod to get that perfect shot stability if you're gonna be taking a lot of shots from prone, or just want to easily equip it when firing from the bench, then having it off when at home.I'm sure any other accessory you want to transform into a QD accessory will work, too, so long as it mounts to the rail properly.

Great mount. Fits snug. Holds zero perfect with my red dot and on my 4.5-18 scope. I have removed and reattached my optics multiple times and keep a perfect zero. Only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is the cross bolt is round and not square causing some slack on the rail before you lock the lever. Just remember to always pull out the slack by pulling the mount back tight against the rail then lock the lever and you will have no issues

I wanted to install a red dot sight on my rifle but attachment directly to the picatinny rail left the sight too low. I needed add a riser. Most riser I found were too tall and would have been attached using a screw. This one solved the issues as it was just the correct height of about 3/4 of an inch, and as a bonus it locks in place using a clamp style attachment. The tension of the clamp is adjustable and solidly attaches to the rifle without coming off. This way the sights San be removed simply and quickly for packing the rifle or other reasons and reattached with little if any variation of the aim point

The spring action is a liiiiiiittle creaky/crunchy but a bit of oil and time will fix that. The lock is perfect and the adjustability was extremely easy with provided hardware. Solid clamping force with no discernable shift.Honestly, I don't know how I ever lived without a QD mount. I may buy 2 or 3 more as backups and for other accessories down the road!These don't cowitness with most red dot/iron combos (too low)... But they're QD. The whole point is you remove them if you don't need them. Duh.

Using this on a kel-tec sub 2000 with a Bushnell Tr-25. Got the flip lever design so I can pop the optic of fir stowing the gun in the folded position. This set up works nicely, Co-witnesses the optic with the post site, and seems to zero every time. The only thing you need to be mindful of is making sure you tighten down the Allen nut enough that sets the tension on the lever. Given that the rail on the sub 2k is polymer material I had to be careful not to over do it so the plastic didn't deform taking the mount on and off. Found the sweet spot and it sets up nice each time I throw it on.

Product is of course lower quality than an amd or other well known quality brand BUT for the price and reasonable value it fits the bill. The threads will strip easily if you over tighten the tension screw so my advice is snug fit is enough. Would I trust this to hold any of my expensive optics? NO would I be ok as a way to quick attach a bipod? YUP this is better suited to air soft over real world application...go with a reputable brand and understand 16 dollars is what you get. I think it's good for what I got it for

Bought a pair of these to provide QD for a scope with Nikon P-series two-piece mounts, which just slide over the rail. They fit perfectly for that purpose and seem very solid so far. It's worth noting though that QD stands for Quick Disconnect, not re-connect. I see a significant change in zero after removing and reinstalling the scope if all you do is to clamp the levers back down. I suppose this might be obvious to some, but I've found it better to back off the clamp screws when reinstalling the scope so that the mounts just hold the scope in place with the levers fully down, then re-torque the clamp screws evenly. Even then, plan on a few shots to re-zero your scope.