LeupoldDeltaPoint Pro Dovetail One-Piece Riflescope Mount

I put the Deltapoint Pro on a Glock 20 with this mount. Full power 10MM rounds create some momentum to absorb and stay on target. 250 rounds later this mount has held. The Deltapoint is also amazing.

Purchased DeltaPoint Pro and Leupold mount for CZ 75 SP-01. I love the design and features but… the DeltaPoint Pro did not snug up to the mount and would not zero on target. Returned to Leupold for adjustment. After a month “on the bench” at Luepold the sight still would not zero – point of impact at maximum elevation adjustment 5.5” below sight point at 10-yards. Leupold service says elevation adjustment range set for zero at 25 yards. 9mm 115gr ballistics - 1” rise from line of sight to point of impact at 10 yards, another 1” rise at 25 yards. 5.5” variance from line of sight to point of impact indicates ballistics not compatible with DeltaPoint Pro’s elevation adjustment capability on the Leupold mount sold for the CZ 75.Leupold refused to acknowledge the sight/mount combo was faulty and declined to honor the warranty commitment, “Leupold & Stevens, Inc. will repair, or if repair is not possible, either replace the product or refund the purchase price, whichever you prefer,” saying the problem was with the mounting system. The mount used was Leupold part #170903 designed and sold for the CZ 75 upon which the sight was mounted.

I bought this to fit my FNH FNX Tactical 45acp. I was told it would fit even though it's says it's for a S&W Core. I'm happy to say it fits perfectly, it came with all necessary screws to attach it to my FNX with loctite preapplied. Happy with it.

This is holding a redfield accelerator on top of a glock 17L so far only issue is been with some 147gr anemic target loads not cycling do to mass added by optic. This is a cheep fix for an often over complicated task. I rarely do reviews, however my insomnia is your benefit. First to start off with this is on a range toy race gun. Second I'm not worried about losing my iron sights. So this little guy comes in a typical leupold plastic package. Now what they don't tell you is there is a tool for removing the rear sight that isn't a mallet and drift punch. Seriously just don't do it if you have tritium sights go find a sight pusher. Remember to use a little bit of blue lock tite and take your time zeroing. Pictured target was shot at 25yds with an 8 moa dot standing aiming at the target zones. (8 moa loosely equals a 2 inch dot at 25yds) the head was multiple magazines dumped at 15 yds I fully take the blame for the misses trying to shoot to fast to long started slapping the trigger.

This is the perfect addition to my 5" Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm. Only thing is you have to order a mounting plate for this platform as it is not included with the firearm. Luckily you can buy it here on Amazon.This optic has the ability to change the battery without removing it from the firearm which is a big thing for me. If you use loctite to secure your optics down this is certainly a plus. I like the battery life saving feature and the protective cover.I opted to push the sights out and treat this as a red dot gun only. It looks awesome and it took only about 20 rounds to zero in and I am terrible at sighting optics in.Leupold quality you cannot go wrong. This is a great sight!!!!I hope this helps....

Description is incorrect, it is not dovetailed mounted. Your slide would need to be equipped with the CORE which is factory from SW or a machine shop can cut/mill the slide to accommodate this mount for you. Mount is a bit thicker and does not co-witness with the original SW suppressor sights on the slides. Other than this, what other options do we have? Mount comes with 4 screws and a star wrench for installation.

This did get my Leopold Pro mounted on my Glock, along with a shim to kick the back of the red dot up so I could zero it in with my barrel laser. But the mount is not aluminum as the ad states, but a piece of plastic. Now I have a plastic plate, a plastic shim, screwed to my Glock holding a $500.00 sight. We’ll see how it holds up, will post later

The factory blue (cement) loctite added to the fasteners, coupled with the garbage soft metal heads lead to me having to screw out every single one! now I have a nice M&P slide with a countersunk POS screw shank in it. If you want to permanently attach your expensive optic to your expensive slide, this trash product will work. If you ever plan on removing it, look elsewhere.

The dovetail insert was a little bit too small and the whole thing would not secure properly... I tried to make a shim: the insert was securely installed but a little bit to high, making the plastic base loose: it had a little of up/down movement.This mounting option is not bad but you must be sure that the insert fits tightly (i.e. you must have to push it with tools (e.g. sight pusher, hammer and punch)).Exact dimensions of insert should be provided... the one I have have is 0.753" long, 0.122" thick and width is 0.365" at the base and about 0.303" at the top.Would have been 5 stars if the insert was the right size for my dovetail... (it was missing about 0.01" in thickness)

Super facile a utiliser sur mon Remington R1 45 acp