Trijicon Cantilever Riflescope Mount with Q-LOC 35mm 1.93"features a Mil-Spec drop-test rated 6061-T6 aluminum design, with an easy-to-use, one-handed toolless mounting system. The spring-loaded design allows for constant retention and maintaining of zero, even if the knobs are not tightened. This mount boasts a low-weight and low-profile design with precise return-to-zero performance and is compatible with any Mil-Spec or NATO Picatinny rail. It is perfect for mounting Trijicon variable-powered tube scopes with objective lenses up to 56mm.

Mounts on Picatinny Rail with No Tools    1.93" from Top of Rail to Optical Axis    Matte Black Anodized Aluminum    Made in USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How does this lens do shooting into the sun? Considering it for a go-to landscape lens, including panos and I love to shoot backlit, but concerned about CA and bad flaring. Has anyone pushed it in these areas?

A: The consensus regarding this lens is that it is very sharp even at f/1.4, has very good build quality, has minimal CA and vignetting, has some flaring and for the price, it is a steal.

Q: 2. Forgive my ignorance; I am purchasing as a gift, will this lenses fit on a Cannon DSLR body? or on a Nikon DSLR body?

A: This version is compatible with 4/3 mount cameras. For Canon you will want: B&H # RO3514C MFR # RK35M-C and for Nikon: B&H # RO3514NC MFR # RK35MAF-N

Q: 3. This lens is listed as an 35mm but also states 56mm in the information; what is the deal??

A: The lens focal length is stated in relation to a full frame sensor. This lens is 35 mm when used on a full frame camera. This lens can also be used on cameras with APS-C sensors. The crop effect of a Canon APS-C sensor is 1.6X. The lens will have the field of view of a 56 mm lens (35 mm X 1.6 = 56 mm).

Q: 4. Is this lens compatible with D3100?

A: Yes it is. The current Nikon mount fits virtually all lenses made for Nikon at least the last 30 years.The chip allows the body to talk to the lens for focus confirmation (it is NOT autofocus; manual only) as well as auto-exposure function.Exceptional lens for the price. Great for astro photos at f/4 or slower.

Q: 5. Is there a difference between the glass of the AE chip equipped lens and the fully manual lens?

A: There is no difference in the glass optics of the lenses. The only difference is the Rokinon 35mm f/1.4 AS UMC Lens for Canon EF (AE Chip) incorporates an AE microprocessor that enables the camera to electronically confirm focus as well as permit camera-based control over exposure settings.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with FTZ adapter ,Nikon Z6 camera?

A: Yes it would be compatible but this Viltrox would be a better option since it would have AF and no adapter is needed: https://bhpho.to/3FF9Vnm

Q: 7. Will features like focus peeking work with this lens?

A: Yes, focus peaking would work with this lens and selected Sony E mount cameras with that function, like the A6000 for example.

Q: 8. Are these actually for the Flowtech 75? I haven't seen this locking design except on the version for the Flowtech 100. Researching the Manufacturer ID number also doesn't bring up anything conclusive and I can't find this product on the Vinten website.

A: yes these are for the Flowtech 75

Q: 9. Will this lens fit on a Pentax k-70 camera??

A: Yes, this will work on a K-70 camera, with an effective focal length of ~52mm.

Q: 10. will this work on a sony a7s ?

A: I bought mine for a micro 4/3 camera - the Lumix GH3, This particular mount is not compatible with the Sony system.