Tactical Sports Helmets Mounting Bracket for Rhino NVG PVS-14/PVS-7 Night Vision Fast ACH PASGT MICH Helmets M88 (Black)

The mount attached to my helmet very easily and even supports the J arm that came separately very sturdy and holds up to rugged terrain very well

The item is ineffective when used with intended base plate. This item is approximately 1/8 inch too small all around and wiggles excessively when in the base plate. Does not allow J-arm to securely connect either. The item has no locking mechanism when flipping from up position to the down position.Would not recommend for anyone. Spend the extra $50 and get a real wilcox mount.

Pretty good quality. Would have liked it to be a little sturdier, but overall Im happy

Everything would be great with this item. Except it won't slide n click in to hold monocular. Seems to short n it's for the monocular we received. Night vision part no problem

This product works as advertised and it's pretty good and it's pretty good in his functionality however you do have to work in a bit but it works

Item works great and is sturdy . Just like the one I had before . Thanks

You get what you pay for. That's what they say.Staring analog night vision as a hobby- you're looking for an easy entry point. Well. Here, you could have one. But you could also have a huge headache, too.I, for one, despite numerous shims and and over an hour of trying to get it working am quite aware that at the very least /MY/ order will be a big waste. I can't hardly see through my monocular simply for the reason that this mount refuses to let my NVD actually align with my eye.Biggest issues: This thing absolutely does NOT want to stay in place. I've shimmed it to all hell and overtightened screws until I was sure my alley key was going to snap- all to no avail. There's not a single screw in this product that doesn't have some degree of wobble and you can only do so much to help it.Wobble- sure, that's fine, you may think. One or two screws. Well, this product has about five different locations for play.The mounting bracket itself- out of spec, as mentioned. Mine didn't fit in my helmet at all, INCREDIBLY loose.Top swivel point- Can't be locked down, will bounce about 1-2mm. Empty space at the bottom- why?Bottom swivel point- infinitely loose screw. I'd loctite it, but I really don't think it's incredibly worth it. This point functions as both an adjustment point... AND tightening mechanism. What the hell?Eye relief adjustment- Wow... You can't tell, but i'm pinching my fingers together really close. That's how small the tooth is that hooks into the notches that holds it in place. Spoiler alert: this barely works at all, too. This is one of two places you actually /can/ shim, but it'll still be subparArm mount- You can shim this one too! Good thing because it comes impressively loose.Listen. I know- don't go cheap with your expensive products. Don't rely on a twenty dollar mount for your thousand dollar device-But just because something that can be attached to it can be expensive- why does this have to be built with five dollar quality? It's nearly unusable. I'll just be 3d printing a mounting solution that will hold five times more efficiently than this /and/ be well in specification.

These night optical/observation device mounting bracket plate is great! Good structure and operates just like Wilcox mount systems. Just way cheaper, everything functions, easy installation.