Optics Shim/Riser for Doctor/Noblex, Burris Fastfire 1-4, Meopta Meosight IV, Vortex Venom, ADE RD3-006B, RD3-009, RD3-012, RD3-013, RD3-015, Eotech MRDS, Insight Red Dot Sight

I was mega surprised this worked. Not cheap for a cheap piece of plastic, but allowed me to use my Beretta 92X RDO perfectly inside 10 yeards—where I’d need it. Without the 1 MOA adjustment down, it was automatically signed in for 15+ yards with the Beretta plate installed. I was so frustrated that Beretta had no answers I almost sold the whole thing. Now it’s back again as one of my favorite weapons—just like in the service but so much better with a red dot sighted in for CQB so I don’t need to remember to adjust my aim at close range.

Purchased for a picatinny rail mounted dot. The dot range of adjustment was limited and it was impossible to zero. Installed this small shim and the red dot was perfectly aligned and easily zeroed. Several hundred rounds later, the red dot is still at zero. Small part, large reward. Would buy again.

I used this for an install on my CZ75 compact. The holes did not line up and if I forced it to go on, it would buckle in the center. Got a new 1/8" drill bit and carefully drilled out the two front holes to be an oval shape to have the shim lay flat. Must be careful for the plastic is very thin. After that, I had to replace the screws to hold the red dot on to the mounting plate. The original screws only gripped 1-1/2 turns. (NO GOOD). Also the 4 gripping posts on each corner were no longer in effect do to the shim, so to be safe I also used a two sided contact tape to take care of the 4 posts that no longer did any good. It was quite an afternoon custom fitting my CZ with the red dot. It looks great and should take care of the problem.

Great product

Does what it is supposed to do. A little flimsier than I expected but being that it is sandwiched between the red dot and baseplate, that doesn’t seem to be an issue. I haven’t taken it to the range yet, but by boresight, it appears to have allowed me to lower my POA to where it needs to be. I will give an update after my next range visit.

As others have said, holes do no align for the Burris FF3. Had to carefully cut holes to make it work. Also disappointed to see made in China.

Many adapter plates for dovetail mounts are slightly high, you can't adjust the red dot down enough for a good zero. This little shim will fix that problem. It might - MIGHT - require longer screws depending on the sight and the mount. Mine did. I had a supply of M3 cap screws of different lengths so it worked out for me.

I have used ADE's 1 degree optics shim twice, both times I have found their product to be of good quality, the mounting of the shim fit correctly with no issues. The shim allowed me to address my red dot elevation issues and as an enthusiast solving a problem will always override the cost.