🔭 Elevate Your Aim with Precision!
The Monstrum 45 Degree Offset Picatinny Rail Mount is designed for the strategic shooter, allowing for the attachment of optics and accessories at a 45-degree angle. With a compact 4-slot Picatinny rail, it accommodates all standard accessories, enhancing versatility in shooting scenarios. Weighing just 0.06 kg, it’s lightweight yet durable, backed by a lifetime guarantee from Monstrum.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 8.35 x 5.63 x 1.46 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.06 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Monstrum |
| Color | Black |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Monstrum |
| Part Number | RM47 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
W**Y
Meets above needs and expectations!!
Absolutely love the look, quality, and price of these!!! They fit and work very well, exactly what I need for my backup sights!
J**.
It’s perfect
No flaws. Don’t spend your fortune on anything “high end”. This is just as good. Monstrum makes all of these kinds of mounts very very well. Scopes…🤷🏻♂️ meh. Budget. But these aluminum mounts are as solid as the high end stuff.
P**Y
Very sturdy. Exactly what's needed to keep a laser-light out of the line-of-sight.
Very sturdy. Using it to keep a Streamlight TL-2 laser-light attached near the end of the Picatinny rail but out of the line-of-sight of the red dot and iron sights. Perfect!
J**F
Undecided on precision machined
I got these, and yes they function like a picatinny rail. Seem well built. I put them on 3 firearms. 1st 2 firearms I mounted iron sights. Able to sight in and zero, with some somewhat big adjustments to iron sights already zeroed to that firearm. Placement of sights was at exact same opposing lengths as they were previously mounted on top rail. Mounting them at the 45cant on these I had to adjust windage (expected) and elevation (unexpected). I began to question the precision albeit there obviously might be miniature differences in cant due to variable tightness of each rail mounted. On the 3rd firearm I mounted this on, I mounted an optic previously zeroed for a top mount onto the 45° canted rail. Attempting to zero or confirm zero resulted in not even hitting paper (14"x20" target). I made several adjustments to optic in all directions in an attempt to hit paper with no luck, ensuring that i accounted for previous adjustments of opposing direction. At first I thought maybe optic failed to hold zero. Next range visit I'm going to remount optic to top and confirm if zeroed. If it is, then I know it's a machining issue on the rail. If it isn't then it'll likely be the optic. Most of the 45 canted rails are ideally and commonly used for mounting sights. Iron sights are more forgiving in adjustment than optics. So precision machining in cant and dimensions are necessary for rails like these. If anyone has any feedback regarding my thoughts, leave your own review and I'll be checking back after my next range visit to read comments and update this review as necessary.Update, it was the optic that was bad.
C**4
Great addition
This 45° side mount was exactly what I needed. It fit great and worked for what I needed. It is a quality mount at a reasonable price. I would recommend.
T**N
fits all caliburs
best customer service in USA amazon rules
J**.
Sturdy, nice finish
Was better than expected for the price. Thick metal with a nice finish. Used to mount back-up sights on AR rail with a thermal scope. Didn't extend far enough from rail to mount behind scope so both had to be mounted on rail in front of scope. Should not be an issue with regular profile scopes. Pleased with purchase.
A**R
Holds zero
Has held zero with an offset optic on my 5.56 for over a thousand rounds. Can't beat it for the price