Picatinny Rail Optic Mount Plate for Glock 17 19 22 23 26 43, Canik TP9SF, Taurus GX4, TX22 GEN2 -Work with Trijicon RMR, Doctor, Vortex, Burris+Built in Screw Hole for Holosun 407K/507K, Shield RMSc

Easy what to put an optic on. My 19 has kept zero since installation months ago. Only downside is the optics sit slightly higher mounting this way.

Purchased this for my airsoft glock 17 gen 3, and works perfectly. Saved me $190 on an optic ready slide. It was as simply as unscrewing the iron sight screw on the inside of the top slide, and sliding the sight off. Holds zero flawlessly and no wobble. Build construction is just what i needed. I have full confidence in its ability to hold my optic during Milsim events.

Just left my gunsmith. He installed the plate and showed me where it wasn’t fitting flush on the slide. It was angled up when installed with space towards the front. Ade clearly states this will fit a Canik tp9 elite. No way. Ade needs to adjust their description or make one designed for the Canik. And the color is not silver as advertised. Mine is black.

Great product for the price

Please consider this an objective review. Some of the items can be reviewed by a simple one sentence. Sometime I am brutally honest and that it is only my opinion. This is my review on Picatinny Rail Optic Mount plate for Glock G17 19 22 23 26 27 34 -Work with All railed red dot such as Vortex Venom, Trijicon RMR,with builtin screw hole for Leupold Delta Point Pro,Swampfox Sentinel I recently purchased the Picatinny Rail Optic Mount Plate designed for Glock models (G17, G19, G22, G23, G26, G27, and G34), and I wanted to share my experience with it. This product is aimed at enhancing the versatility of your Glock by enabling the use of various red dot sights—including popular options such as Vortex Venom, Trijicon RMR, and Leupold Delta Point Pro. ### Design and Compatibility At first glance, the mount appears to be well-constructed, and the concept is outstanding. The built-in screw hole for the Leupold Delta Point Pro is a thoughtful addition, adding to its versatility. However, my experience highlighted a crucial compatibility issue. I specifically inquired about fitting the mount on a Glock 43 before purchasing, and I was assured it would fit. Unfortunately, my gunsmith informed me that the dove tail was too wide for my Glock 43, rendering it incompatible. ### Installation Challenges The inability to comfortably fit the mount onto my Glock 43 was frustrating, especially given that I had sought confirmation prior to purchase. My gunsmith offered to modify the mount, but due to its aluminum construction, he expressed concerns about potential warping or bending. This reliability issue for an essential accessory like an optic mount boded poorly, making the decision to return the product rather straightforward. ### Final Thoughts In theory, the Picatinny Rail Optic Mount Plate is a fantastic idea that could significantly enhance your shooting experience, especially if you have one of the compatible Glock models. The overall design seems solid, and it appears to be well thought out. However, the miscommunication regarding compatibility with the Glock 43 was disappointing, and it resulted in an unnecessary hassle. While I appreciate the ingenuity behind this mount, I would advise potential buyers to double-check compatibility with their specific models or reach out to their gunsmiths for an opinion before purchasing. For those with the compatible models, it may be a worthy investment. For others like me with a Glock 43, it’s best to look for alternatives that guarantee a proper fit. Overall, it's a great concept, but it needs better clarification and guarantee on compatibility to avoid the return process.

Easy install. Used on G22 40 cal. Worked well but began to bend after a few hundred shots because I used a large, heavier red dot. But should not be a problem otherwise.

Exactly what I needed. And it appears to be of good quality. I like it

This will not fit a gen2 Taurus TX22 which has ridges on the factory plate. I checked the reviews and description and that wasn't mentioned. I also have serious doubts about it holding up with just the rear sight wedge mount. There's way too much leverage towards the front and I imagine it would bend up very easily with an optic.