Vortex Pro Extended Cantilever Riflescope Mounts

Fits my scope like a glove.

When I got this mount I was immediately impressed with the overall build quality and the heavy (but not too heavy) weight. Don't get me wrong, this mount is pretty light and I don't consider it "heavy," but I mean that it didn't feel cheap. It was a good kind of heavy. One problem that I thought I had with the mount, was that the two ribs under the mount that are supposed to sit in the slot of the picatinny rail sections, didn't fit the full size of the gap like I thought they should. I gave Vortex a call and asked about the problem because the mount was sliding around when I had partially mounted it on my rail, and they said that the ribs actually are not supposed to sit flush inside the slots. Instead, the scope mount is supposed to sit forward against the rail and then tightened all the way. This seems a little bit odd to me, because if the scope were to suddenly get pressed backwards really fast from it falling or anything else, it might knock the mount backwards a little on the rail, and you wouldn't be able to notice. But I do trust the Vortex team, and if they say thats how it's supposed to be, then ok. I'll just have to secure it very tightly with some red lock tight to make sure it doesn't come loose at all.

This is the 4th one of these that I’ve bought because they work great!

Perfect for a new vortex viper pst 6x24x50 on an Ar10 with a 1913 railed handgaurd up front. The main concern i had; would it clearance the scope away from the handgaurd rail w/o touching. The answer: The front of the scope clearances the rail with magpul rail ladders installed nicely and has a decent but not excessive gap. I also lapped the rings a little with a tool I already had. The rings seemed aligned well enough, but there was a noticeable change in the contact area after doing a few passes with the lapping tool. Overall not bad for the $$. Beats shelling out $400 for a larue qd mount, especially when i already had a lapping tool for the 30mm rings. ;) I'll do some zero tests this summer and update this review if i have issues. I like to store the rifle and scope seperate due to space limitations in the safe, so having a somewhat quick detachable mount is a big plus.

Well built and fits perfectly of course. It's a vortex. Fast shipping and the best price I found anywhere

Very good for the L.P.V.O. It’s on the primary arms 1-6 it’s light but super well made… the vortex precision mount is beefier and on a more expensive 5-25-56 scope with a 34 mm tube.

Installed on an AR with a Vortex scope. Fit perfectly.

The Vortex mount provides the flexibility to install your scope with the ideal eye relief. Height in my opinion is where it should be. Considering the cost of other mount sold, the Vortex mount is an excellent value with a lifetime warranty. If you don't want to break the bank, get a Vortex mount. You won't regret it.