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This Picatinny rail adapter clamps to the horizontal bar collar of the larger Deluxe Series binoculars, as well as the Adjustable Tripod Mount for the Oberwerk 20x80LW, to allow mounting an Oberwerk Multi-Reticle Finder. Black-anodized aluminum construction. Should fit any binocular that has a 1″ diameter collar on a horizontal mount bar.
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Todd Teryek (verified owner) –
Fit is perfect on my 100 mm binoculars with the included spacer. Makes for proper, low profile mounting of my red dot finder. Great service as usual.
Daniel Madsen (verified owner) –
The central rail on my binoculars is 5/8″. The mound is too large for that even with the included spacer. I needed to enhance the rail’s circumference with a piece of garden hose and plastic foam. Once it fits tightly, the mount works great.
Scott (verified owner) –
Fits great on my 20×80 Deluxe lll. Very nice Quality and fast delivery.
William Sladek (verified owner) –
The mount doesn’t fit my 20X65 EDs, even though it’s advertised for the Deluxe Series. Even the included spacer is too large. Why sell an accessory that doesn’t fit properly?
Stefan Trienekens (verified owner) –
Snug fit on Celestron SkyMaster ED 20×80, but it does fit and works very well. The finder-mounting rail is just about flush with the tightening screw for the binocular’s central rail, so it never needs to be removed, even when packing the big glasses for transport.
Jimmy Long (verified owner) –
I now have two of these, one that is attached to my 20×80 Deluxe III and a second one for my 25×100 Oberwerk binoculars. They were a little tricky to install but if you use the supplied plastic ring spacer, and place them on the wide part of the balancing rod just near the central focuser, you can attach your optic and then swing it out of the way when you need to put the binoculars back in their case, without detaching the optic.
You have to be careful to make sure the bracket is rotated all the way counter clockwise so that the rod is tight or else it will be wobbly. Once you do this, it holds things nice and steady!