- Phoking Red Dot Riser Mount Picatinny Riser Mounts for T1 T2 H1 H2 Optic Sight Accepts All Footprint Optics

Great imitation of the Unity FAST riser. Does its job perfectly. Looks and feels correct except for the missing branding. Well worth the 30 bucks and it got shipped to me overnight.

Was very skeptical about it at first, I just didn’t want to pay 200 dollars for a Unity mount without knowing if I would like it or not. So far so good. Have it mounted on a 10.5 in barrel on my AR15 for 5.56, using the sig Romeo 5. Put around 170 rounds through it and so far it holds zero well. You put some threadlocker on the screws and it’s probably just as decent as a Unity riser. Will update review if things change after putting it through more rounds.

So obviously, this is a clone of a much more expensive amount. But I have to say it’s a very solid piece of machine aluminum. The sites built into the mountain are definitely Jan gear in comparison to the authentic one. But overall, you can’t complain about the quality you’re getting for the price

I wanted to try this optic height without going all in for a Unity. Didn’t expect a lot. Once I received I was actually astounded. I did not expect the level of quality I received particularly for this price point. First, the machining and finish are actually impressive. I work in a machine shop and would be quite content with parts coming out with this level of machining. The anodized finish is also nicely done. The built-in iron sight appears to be finished nicely as well, will know more after I use it a bit. It’s aluminum, so the weight is negligible. Mounted up easy. The hardest part was gettibg a skinny enough T10 to remove the screws from the factory Holosun HS515 mount (same footprint as the Aimpoint H/T 1&2. This mount comes with new screws and an allen wrench to install them. Dab of acetone on the threads and a touch of light or medium Loctite. Overall I’m pleased with this. Overkill for airsoft. I’ll torture on the real thing.

Fit and finish is very good. I used the 4 mounting screws from the Romeo 5 Gen 1 mount and they fit perfectly. If you want to replace the 2 M6 mounting bolts, be aware they are not the same thread pitch as say a Badger Ordnance mount. The BO bolts will be sloppy in this mount but the supplied bolts in this kit will not fit the BO mount. Something to be aware of I have multiple Unity and BO mounts, and there's only one machining difference I noticed.

Have these on both a .300 blackout and a 9mm AR. I’ve been testing them and find them amazing. Blah blah, blah. Understand that you have to account for a 2” rise/drop when zeroing at certain yardage. Zero at your own risks/needs. These have held up against recoil, I think I’ve have around 600-850 rounds per mount. I’ve been running Sig Romeo and Holosun Red Dot. Haven’t run any magnifiers so can’t comment on those setups. Also these test have been on 10.5” and 11.5” barrels just and fyi. Not on any 16” or other length barrels. And at max 150 yards at max.

I have the actual unity and I have this. I attempted to take out the front sight to use a standard front sight mounted on the front of my gun. That screw came stripped so I hammered out the front sight in the mount easily with a hole punch. Not a biggy. If you have a Romeo5 the screws provided won’t work and I wouldn’t trust them if they did. Also, your original screws from your optic will be too short. Go to the hardware store and buy screws with an M3 thread pitch with a 6mm length. Loctite everything and you’ll be in good shape. It’s not a unity but worth 30 bucks if you don’t mind stopping at the hardware store. Hope this helps

Center is accurately described even lined up well with g33 on a Flip to center mount. Perfect height for not straining your neck while aiming. Added bonus tacti-cool points for the iron sights inside the riser! 😎