[BigTexasOne]

Trying to stay as compact as possible, and cheap, I wanted to mount a red dot off the left side of my S2K. After many trials and errors, I ended up with a raild added to the MLok on the left, then a super low profile 45* offset, then another 45* offset and then the Bushnell TRS-25. It works! And it folds with no issues at all. The Tacticool cheek rest rubber tube sleeve on the receiver does just touch the edge of the control dial, but I mean, just, and since it's rubber, it doesn't matter. here's what it looks like. the final picture is the first 17 round magazine through at 25 yds while sighting.

 

[Junkie]

Are you left handed? If not that seems like it'd be really awkward.

 

[BigTexasOne]

no, i shoot right eyed. And considering how far you have to press your cheek onto the tube to use the standard sights, this is actually quite easy. the two other people that have tried it since I did this, yesterday, were also surprrised how easy it is. it's only about and inch and a bit off center

look down the side of yours and imagine.nit works

 

[WRBuchanan]

Looks good to me and if it works for you then "What the hey?"

I have mine hung on the right side in similar manner as yours, it can be somewhat awkward, and I might try reversing it just to see how it works.

Randy

 

[Junkie]

no, i shoot right eyed. And considering how far you have to press your cheek onto the tube to use the standard sights, this is actually quite easy. the two other people that have tried it since I did this, yesterday, were also surprrised how easy it is. it's only about and inch and a bit off center

look down the side of yours and imagine.nit works

I find a red dot offset to the right works well for me, but of course everyone is different. I angle the whole gun so the red dot is upright and the bore is directl below it.

 

[gbdeamer]

Thanks for sharing.

I may give it a try!

 

[jrframe]

I'd like to try this. Would you mind posting your parts list.

Thanks, J R