Top and Bottom Weaver Picatinny Rail Accessories Mount Base

**UPDATE** These all seem to have the same 'defect', they used M3 screws in M4 holes and threads. The quick fix is to go to your hardware store and pick up two 30mm, M4 cap-head set screws and you will be good-to-go! I also picked up an M4x.7 tap to chase the threads, applied a drop of anti-seize and tightened to 30 inch pounds.OK, I wanted to like this mount, the price was right and the minimalist design also spoke to me. I got the package and the first thing I noticed was the horrible box, totally blown apart. I opened it and took out the mount, went over it from top to bottom, checking for parallel and was delighted that the mount and the rail both matched up well.I then attempted to mount it to a pew-pew, the screws would not even take the preliminary 15 inch pound pre-torque, the spun freely. I measured the screws and mic'd the holes, it looks as if they used the wrong drill bit and didn't have enough base metal to run threads.If I knew they fixed this problem, I would give it another chance but I just don't trust this manufacturer.

I originally tried the Dan Wesson Accessory Rail but that didn't work on my 715 4 inch barrel airgun. Although not silver like my airgun, it does work with no modifications. One nice advantage of this rail adapter is that it allows me to use either the hard original sights or the reticular I mounted (See picture). I suppose there are folks that would consider a "scope" on a pistol excessive, however I have to where trifocals and when using the gun sights target alignment becomes a real challenge.

This works great as long as you follow "The Building Guy" comments below. I bought the M4 bolts and Blue Loctite, I have put over 200 rounds in a 2 week period threw my Sig Saucer M7 p230 and have had on issues

It didn't fit around the slide. Even if it did, there was no way it would have been able to get tight enough to be accurate each shot.

It was ok

This product did not fit my 1911 well at all. Although it was sturdy in the manufacturing, the actual performance was unstable and not usable.

If you’re getting this for a Taurus nine mill don’t bother it doesn’t fit right Other than that it’s pretty good

I tried to mount this on a Walther p22 and there are several things I don't like about it. First the rail is 1.3 inches higher that the top of the slide which is way too high for an optic. The worst thing is the mounting screw threads were stripped. I had to drill and tap the mounting screws to a larger size to make it work.