UTGLeapers RG-FL27KC Inc Offset Flashlight Ring Mount, Keymod, Matte Black

This offset light mount works great. It bolts cleanly to any keymod hand guard, and can be configured in 4 different positions (top/bottom, front/back). It comes with 2 sleeves that can be used in case the flashlight is slightly smaller than 1" diameter. I used an old Streamlight, it was a slightly smaller diameter but worked great with the larger sleeve. My flashlight is pretty wide at the end, but the mount is offset just enough to clear my front sights without making contact.I took it to the range this weekend and fired off about 200 rounds, the light held solidly in place without issue. I was also pleased that it did not add too much additional weight to the front of the rifle.I am a big fan of UTG Leapers. Their gear is reasonably priced but actually works and is well designed. I have several items from them, including a 3x variable scope, QD rail segments, Picatinny riser, and QD sling mounts, all of which work great.Update: I upgraded my light to a SureFire G2X, it hold very well. I've put around 1000 rounds through the rifle by now, no shifting or movement in the mount at all. I adjusted it to hold the light further back, putting the light comfortably in the range of my support hand.5 Stars: well designed, functions well, good price, fast shipping

Sturdy little mount to mount a handheld tactical light to a keymod rail on your boom stick (or your Airsoft stick if you're into that sorta thing). A budget friendly option to a dedicated weapon light. the only complaint is that the screws are not the most durable and I stripped one which I will have to drill out when I want to move or remove this. This is partially my fault as I mounted it before I had a torque wrench and then I was using MLOK torque not realizing that key mod is more....delicate. (FYI MLOK ~30 in-lbs, KeyMOD ~ 15 in-lbs).

I read several reviews about not being able to properly secure flashlights that are slightly smaller than 1" in diameter, even with the sleeves. This was true for me as well. It wasn't a big deal, however, because I wrapped two layers of electrical tape around my light, and now it fits perfect. I have no doubt this will work for what I got it for (Airsoft). Would I use this for anything other than Airsoft? No, but my 4 start review reflects my intended use.

This is definitely an underrated mount that will offer you durable versatility for a good price!I debated about this mount for a while but glad I decided to go with this one. I have no doubt the Blackhawk, Viking Tactics, BCM, or other such mounts work great. However, in the end, it's a light mount. For the majority of the users who are not LE or military, does one really need to spend $30- $50 or even more on a light mount? Maybe, but probably not. That point is proof because this mount has the ability to adjust for different flashlight diameters and positions on your handguard, making this thing completely adaptable for your set up. Besides versatility, this thing is stout! It's super solid and well-made with zero wiggle on the handguard, and no hope of my Streamlight 88061 ProTac 1L-1AA 350 Lumen flashlight accidentally loosening inside the mount.

Solid mount for a great price. Attached to a 9mm AR platform with a stream light. Has yet to come loose through hundreds of rounds.

Doesn't fit the Fenix PD35 flashlight even with the inserts. So I made my own insert and it fit perfectly! Then the new problem is that even with blue loctite the screws won't stay tight around the flashlight, the mount itself stays put very well but the light can wiggle around after only 5 ish rounds on my 300 blk. I'd recommend something else especially if you want to use a Fenix light.

Perfect for my gun flashlight

I was looking for a keymod flashlight mount for my Classic Army M4. I didn't want to add bulk and weight of a Picatinny rail plate. This mount advertised different size spacers and, I determined it should work with my Fenix PD34 flashlight.Unfortunately, the different size adapter tubes are made out of some kind of rigid plastic. The larger one has some give, but the smaller one has no give at all, not even when heated up with a heat gun. While the smaller adapter would have fit over the body of the flashlight, I could not get it spread enough to slip past the rib at the front or back of the flashlight body. I also tried several other CR123A and 18650 flashlights with the same result.It was disappointing because otherwise the mount seemed very well made.