Rear Sight Rail Hunting Scope Mount Standard Scope Base Tactical 1913 Picatinny

It was a pain to install I will admit but once on, it worked great for my red dots and seems to be sturdy theres not many options for a rail unless you throw down alot of money for custom side mounts on a draco or full ak but in the end it workd great

all good

It sits up a little bit high but workable for the red dot I'm running, it's a very good product for the money. Mounted it on my PSA gen 3 ak and it fits perfectly, very sturdy no movement but I'd add some blue lock tight to the screws to keep it from rattling loose, I'm happy with my purchase.

Very difficult to install, and if you dont know what you are doing, contact a gunsmith. The parts arent fragile, however you could very easily break the screw. I only gave it 3 stars since the screw is entirely too long. The rear 2 dots doesnt have any paint on it, so you would need to buy a permanent marker/paint marker to paint the 2 dots. I wished it came with 2 bolts, instead of 1, that bolts onto the screw that holds this mount down. Easiest way ive found to install this, was to use a wood clamp, and clamp down the mount onto the rear sight leaf spring then thread the screw in, all the way to the other side.

There are two blind holes on the back of the sight. I filled them with a site paint a couple coats. It will give you a rough open site to use if your battery goes bad on you.

i got an inexpensive ak and put this on to use my red dot; it was easy to install after watching a youtube video about it. Held up well after 3 magazines.

Love it

First the installation was not plug and play. I had to shave much of the material off to allow the mounting hole to line up. removing the black to reveal super incognito under shine. so now my mount is a homing beacon for the enemy, but i got optics. installed red dot and out to the range. Feeling good about my sharpie coverup on my new homing beacon mount rail I step up to the plate, stripper clip in hand only to realize this mount aggressively obstructs the use of stipper clips that no amount of material removal could remedy leaving the user to reload one bullet at a time, but Ive got optics. on a plus note I can say this rail came off of my gun much faster than it took to put it on. In my opinion its a poorly executed plan of a "one step forward, two steps back" idea to upgrade your firearm. Avoid at all costs