Universal 21mm Picatinny Rail Base Adapter Converter Barrel Scope Mount

I looked and looked for something like this and only found ones one the $20-30 + range. This is a perfect small simple cheap attachment to allow most piccatinny rail attachments to fit- my flashlight fit perfectly, I checked and front grips did as well.Very pleased with this find.

I'm actually using it to mount to a ez-pro texture gun so I can see the touch up area in order to see in order to match and blend from old to new. Works great. Also drilled an extr holr to stor the allen wrench for my application.

Great price for the money. I was hoping it would work on my SAR B6 pistol. I imagined that it would clamp on the bottom of the gun, just ahead of the trigger, to mount a red laser dot. I clamped it in place but the force it took to do so locked the reciever in place, and would not allow it to cycle. If I used a glue it might work, but would probably mess up the look of the gun. I'll not send it back, but keep for my next gun I have. Planned thinking.

I don't know why anyone would call this a "Scope Mount". It's only 1-9/16 inches long and most scopes have their mounting clamps further apart than that. I suppose one could buy 2 of these, but they'd be too far away to mount a "scope".I got this Universal 21mm Weaver Picatinny Rail Adapter to mount a front iron sight when my rifle came without any sights at all, and it had no dovetail or other mounting feature at the front end of its barrel.When this barrel adapter was paired with a Gotical Ruger 10/22 Weaver Adapter for a 3/8" Dovetail groove for the back iron sight, it worked well enough for my purpose.This barrel adapter did NOT work when paired with an ohhunt 11mm Dovetail to Picatinny Rail Adapter because the ohhunt was too low and my rifle would shoot a foot too low at 30 yards.The only issue I had with this barrel adapter was that my front iron sight ALMOST didn't fit onto the barrel adapter's Weaver Rail because the rail was almost too wide. I had to loosen the sight's clamp, completely remove one side from the front sight, fit its other side onto the Weaver Rail, put the removed side back in place, and screw it back onto the front sight to get it to fit. Once installed, it was solid and immobile. That's what I wanted, and that's what I got.

Serves its purpose

First one came with stripped screws. This is what I needed structurally to solve my problem so I had it replaced. Seems to be working as expected. Time and return were an inconvenience.

Excellent

I bought this to mount a red dot finder on a pair of 20x80 or 25x100 Binoculars to use at night. It fit the aluminum rod in between the objectives coupling of the binocular to a tripod. Glad I found this.