Picatinny Rail Mount Clamp Adapter attachments

It just clamps but will still slide around. Nothing actually fits in the picatinnay rails. It is literally just pinching the rail and can slip around, will be returning

Very well made and just what I needed. Works great

If you're only going to be mounting something for temporary use like night vision strictly for spotting, it's not a bad choice, but it makes a but of noise and the hold isn't great. If you're moving through brush I'd make sure to dummy cord down whatever you use this with.

it's lightweight so it's not gonna weigh down the front of your device but it does feel flimsy I am scared to try and over tighten because it's not loose screw and a nut. it is a fixed screw and if you break it it's done if the specs are out just a little bit from 21 to 22 you don't have a site holder you have a watch it slip and hit the ground and hope you bought the warranty for the scope

Works well, little clunky.

I play competition grade nerf, 200+ fps. All my rails uses adapters for picatinny. No N-Strike here!This rail here doesn't have any cross support, so it slides in the heat of the moment. It's better then nothing, but wish it would fit more securely.

Nice adapter. Very well made, seems to be just what I needed to attach cameras with picatinny on the bottom of the cams.

It’s a good concept, and I guess for some people it’s good. But for me it’s not, on my air soft rifle the clamp likes to slide on the rail, if you clamp it too hard it could break in general or possible damage the rail of the rifle itself. It would be 10x better if they had a notch on one side so that way it would stay on the rail.It gets worse from there, played some airsoft games and it tends to get loose over time so you’ll have to keep an eye on it and it mounts it soooo off. I looked like my bb’s where curving left, I diagnosed everything and took off the clamp with my sight, shot the rifle with iron sides and what do you know? It’s fine.So it’s not stable, not reliable, and not perfect. At the end of the day. You get what you paid for. If you’re here, I would assume you’re in the awkward situation where you have a sight but no way of attaching it to your rail. Just buy something else besides this or if you have the money buy a sight with a built in clamp so you can put it on your gun. Hope this helps.