45 Degree Offset Rail Mount Picatinny Low Profile Adapter Mount Laser Light Rail Attachment Red Dot Optic Iron Sight Mount fit keltec sub 2000

Exactly as described, the fit is perfect and allows the carbine to fold with the optic installed. One note: the set screws to lock the mount to the rail are tiny and it took a little time to find the correct bit that was small enough to fit the screws. It does not come with the allen key.

Outstanding fit and function. Perfect for the job. Allows the PCC to fold as designed. Great value, easy install

good product, works well, but the install is a little hairy, doesn't fit one of my rails that it was supposed to, but it fits the other rails I have, and is very cool for a sideways short distance scope, or other attachents. one thing I noticed is that it sometimes works its way a little bit loose, and the allen bolt strips very easy, but when it works, it works great for a great price.

So far it works great. Hoping it it stays solid. set screws seem a little small but it is tight right now. Will check after shooting a few rounds. Used to offset a red dot sight for a daylight/backup on my night vision AR.

It does what i need it to do. Running it with a a 1-4 single focal plane sight. Does get in the way of the sight passed 1x. Probably wouldn’t show if I ran it one notch back but it doesn’t bother me. >After shooting Highly suggest using blue lock tight. I highly recommend even though it was meant for airsoft it isn’t a functional part of the rifle so it doesn’t affect the most important cycles of the weapon. 4 stars for sturdiness because without lock tight you’re gonna lose a lock bolt.

The set screws chewed up the plastic rail on the sub2k under recoil and the mount fell off after less than a box of ammo. Reinstalled a couple rail sections further up to test and the same thing happened just by smacking the optic a couple times, no harder than would be expected of normal use on what is marketed to fit with a survival rifle. The mount should work fine for metal rails and will probably make a decent canted mount for my AR, but since this is advertised for the sub2k and I bought this because it lets me mount an optic and fold the rifle I cannot give it a good review. Anyone else reviewing it saying it works on their sub2k is curiously missing how it did at the range

I like the low profile but the attachment interface could be designed better. It works on some rails but not others if they're slightly narrower since the set screws are angled and can't make up width differences. Pretty much every other form of picatinny mount works horizontally to account for these slight dimensional discrepancies. The Monstrum brand picatinny rail on our Ruger 10/22 was too narrow for this mount, and it would just fall off. I got it to hold by applying a layer of fairly thick duct tape on each side of the rail to widen the interface. This should work fine for my purpose since I only need it to hold a small light, but I wouldn't trust it with optics.

Not all scopes will fit and allow the Sub2k to fold. But when you find one that does, it's super cool! If you're a lefty, and hang the red dot off the left side, the mount of the scope needs to be real slim on the right. This one worked well for me: Predator V2 Reflex Sight | Combat... https://amazon.com/gp/product/B07Q4M7CVG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Righties may want to try the Feyachi RS-30 https://amazon.com/gp/product/B07WR9FQWQ/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I do not care for the CVLife version because it looks too fragile for something that will be slid in and out of a bag https://amazon.com/CVLIFE-1X22X33-Green-Sight-Reflex/dp/B00A36MKUO/ref=pd_bxgy_200_2/141-6688525-9502015?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00A36MKUO&pd_rd_r=060c0b8b-7a95-4597-a188-884eae331c20&pd_rd_w=ww4rz&pd_rd_wg=3RsgS&pf_rd_p=09627863-9889-4290-b90a-5e9f86682449&pf_rd_r=D1JB1NGDZ2996732T33B&psc=1&refRID=D1JB1NGDZ2996732T33B And don't even waste your time trying any of the other 45 degree mounts on a KelTec Sub2000. These will not let the Sub2k fold regardless of the scope. https://amazon.com/Pinty-45-Degree-Picatinny-Flashlights-Tactical/dp/B01N1RGWXH/ref=pd_bxgy_200_3/141-6688525-9502015?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01N1RGWXH&pd_rd_r=060c0b8b-7a95-4597-a188-884eae331c20&pd_rd_w=ww4rz&pd_rd_wg=3RsgS&pf_rd_p=09627863-9889-4290-b90a-5e9f86682449&pf_rd_r=D1JB1NGDZ2996732T33B&psc=1&refRID=D1JB1NGDZ2996732T33B

work great

Made well, easy to install, price point is reasonable. That's why I ordered a 2nd one and never received it. So, if you can get one, excellent but look at getting from another venue ...

Not 45° looks like a 30° offset, which unfortunately won't work for me

i bought it for my kel tec sub 2000. it initially fits, but then i tried to put my bushnell trs-25 red dot on, and then there is no clearance to collapse by a mm. then i had to buy a feyachi riser to raise the view profile a bit and now it BARELY FITS when collapsed but still touches the buffer tube. it also has tiny set screws that mar the piccatiny rail when tightened, doesn't seem stable.

If buying for a sub 2000 if fits nicely on but the second you try to mount something on the 45 rail and fold the sub2000 there is no clearance and whatever you mounted will hit the stock.