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

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

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.

I'm another person that used this for his SUB 2K. It was very easy to install, but I was concerned that it would damage my guns polymer picatinny and/or it might eventually work loose because the two set screws tighten up against the edge of the guns polymer picatinny rail. That's not the fault of this mount of course. If the rail were aluminum then there would be no issue. My work around was to grind down a thin piece of metal approximately two inches long and an eighth of an inch wide and insert it between the set screws and the picatinny rail on the gun. Then I could sufficiently tighten the screws without damaging the picatinny rail. I used thread locker so the set screws don't back out.The issue I had was when I mounted my little Sight Mark. The sight mounts on it's own base plate and that base mounts to this little offset mount. I found the base attached just fine, but it was too wide which made it difficult to properly collapse the rifle. I tried several bases with the same issue. My solution here was to grind down one side of the base plate. I sprayed the ground down edge of the base plate with four or five coats of black paint, put it all together and now my SUB could properly fold. If the little picatinny rail on this offset mount stuck out just an eighth of an inch more then this wouldn't have been a problem. As it is, I'm happy with the results.This little offset mount is plenty strong and solidly attaches to the weapon. An aluminum picatinny would not have the problem I had. I like this solution for adding a red dot reflex sight to the SUB 2K much better than the much more expensive Midwest Industries swivel mount I had been using previously. Smaller, less weight, it doesn't block the guns sights and no action is required by me to move the red dot out of the way in order to open or fold the rifle. I actually find holding the SUB at an angle to shoot to be more comfortable somehow.

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=1Righties 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=1I 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=D1JB1NGDZ2996732T33BAnd 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

Fit great on picatinny rails. Holds my laser sight. Good customer service

I use this for a red dot sight alongside my long-range scope on a Kel-Tec rdb it melts very low which I like a lot that little extra quarter inch makes a surprising difference however my singular complaint is that the mounting screws are extremely small and strip laughably easy and will come loose over time without Loctite not as big a problem for something like a red dot but I did strip my first one and had to order a second

The bad: 1) Upon first use I never felt the screw contact the Picatinny rail; it seems the screw was stripped on arrival. 2) Uses a 1.5mm hex wrench, which is tiny, and not included in the package. The good: it fit very well onto the Picatinny rail. Almost works perfectly with AT3 RD-50 on the Sub 2000. When the rifle is folded, the bottom of the red dot bumps up against the buffer tube, which will wear a mark on the tube quickly. Seriously doubt it will fit with an M-Carbo tube cover. I think I can sand off the bottom corner of the left side of the RD-50 frame mount without penalty and it'll fit well.

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 shootingHighly 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.

work great

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.

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.

Didn't fit couldn't return.