Tactical 1 inch and 30mm Scope Mount Ring Adapter with 4 Slots Picatinny Rail on top, Scope Tube Clamp with Diameter Reducer Insert for Flashlight, Red Dot, Laser Sight, Accessories

Good item just too big!

worked well.

Good tooling, nice finish, and it fits well! I always wait a bitbefore reviewing a product. I want my comments to age well, so anyone reading can trust they reflect the overall quality of the product purchased after some use. And yes, I am still very happy with this product. (It's been 6 months or longer since purchase)

Great little device. This is another Winchester SXP using the mounting platform to mount a laser/floodlight security device. It does require use of the included ring spacers to secure the mount to the weapon’s magazine tube below the barrel. An easy install with only having to pay close attention to nearby components on the weapon, and ergonomics. For instance, I did not opt for a pressure mounted light switch because I have a slightly longer than average wrist-to-middle finger-tip length of 8 1/2”, and my forefinger tip is 1/2” less than that. This allows me to place my forearm support hand wher it should be on the weapon, and moving my forefinger forward in reach of the security light switches. The mount, which has at least four slots for mounting a device’s cross-bar, assists for a really good fit. It shoud also work very well properly mounted on a scope tube as the spacers provide a secure grip. But take care not to crush your scope. A good deal, not very expensive to buy, but in terms of ergonomics, your “mileage” may vary.

Needed to mount a piggyback RDS to my scope, a little bulkier than one of the ones that replaces the scope mount top rings, but it's held zero more than my scope mount has.

A perfect way to add an optic like a Red Dot to your scope. Gives you quick short range through the Red Dot and the full power of the scope at longer ranges. Very useful in various tactical situations.

For the price, overall a decent clamp for your shotgun. Although just barely snug even with the plastic ring insert used on the Mossberg 12 gauge. With a little force you can rotate the clamp, which is not desireable. I imagine with active use, the clamp will lose its current tension and become even looser.

Material feels cheap. One of the edges has hairline crack as shown in pic. The spacer fits sloppy and is still loose on 1” magazine tube (I measured tube with digital caliper and it’s exact 1”.