Throw Levers Compatible for Vortex Optics

I don't know how you can go wrong........it's a little shiny if that matters to you but a little green/brown paint will fix that...........good product. Heavy duty polymer........I really glad I bought this instead of some 50$ aluminum one........what a rip off. Just buy this- it fits and it works. I'm using it on a PST Gen 2 1-6 power LVPO mounted to a CZ bren and it's awesome.

Works great. Much more ergonomical than turning the magnifier ring. Awesome addition to my scope.

This is a rough 3d print, unfinished. It fits well and it's strong enough to do it's job. A throw lever is not a mission critical piece and it's better for that to break when snagged hard. It's not pretty but it works. I'll probably get another one or two for my other Vortex scopes

This did not fit without significant modification. I used it for my Vortex Golden Eagle scope mounted with Vortex Pro Series medium height rings on picatinny rail base. The raised lettering created additional material and thickness which prevented the needed clearance to fit. I had to grind/sand the lettering off plus approximately 20 thousandth more to make it work.I updated my 2 star to just one due to the poor fit. I made sure it is not too tight in order not to strip the screw out of this 3D printed part...unfortunately, you really have to tighten it to it maximum tolerance in order to get enough fiction to keep the lever from slipping...I discovered this during a recent match.Overall, bad engineering, manufacturing, and quality control...can not recommend this product.

Look, the price is materially lower than what you would be paying for brand name...or a knock off of the same material for that matter. So, you know that you are getting something different...or at least I did. Well, possibly it was because I have purchased throw levers for two other scopes which were made from laser printers. Both were sent back to the manufacturer...not even close.So, I rolled the dice on the MK thrower and I am too happy that I did. Shooting precision long range and need to toggle back and forth between a range where tight parallax adjustments are critical? The lever is key, and for brand name scope manufacturers, it just feels like another kick in the beanbag after shelling out criminal amounts of money for top-rate glass...which is what we do, because we know that expensive glass performs, and inexpensive glass creates more disappointments than prom night during the COVID era.Point being, these guys nailed it on my Vortex Golden Eagle. The raised lettering spelling out GOLDEN EAGLE is a bit ostentatious, but whatevs. I am shooting 3" groups at 700 yds...alone.

Poor finish on this product.

I bought 2 for the 2 Strike Eagles I have. They installed easily and fit perfectly, and seem solid.I like the fact that the slot is offset so you can decide if you want the lever offset a little left or a little right.To avoid breaking them during installation, loosen the screw all the way and slip the throw lever over the magnification ring. Tighten the screw until the throw lever is snug and doesn't move. No need to over-torque it. The throw lever can't come off unless the screw is loosened all the way. If you're concerned about it coming loose then use a drop of loctite.

I purchased the original version of this product in December of last year. During a match last weekend, the lever part broke off the ring. I contacted MK Machining and Tyler responded within minutes. We traded a few emails about the problem and I sent him a picture of how/where it broke. He informed me that there is now a new revision and that it is made of a different polymer and also, that the throw lever itself is solid.Following that, he told me that he would be sending me a replacement (the new revision part). That replacement arrived today and it is significantly better constructed and the material and machining is much nicer. I'm looking forward to getting it installed this weekend.I wish all manufacturers were this engaged with product improvement and customer satisfaction.