Phoking Red Dot Riser Mount Picatinny Riser Mounts for T1 T2 H1 H2 Optic Sight Accepts All Footprint Optics

Was very skeptical about it at first, I just didn’t want to pay 200 dollars for a Unity mount without knowing if I would like it or not. So far so good. Have it mounted on a 10.5 in barrel on my AR15 for 5.56, using the sig Romeo 5. Put around 170 rounds through it and so far it holds zero well. You put some threadlocker on the screws and it’s probably just as decent as a Unity riser. Will update review if things change after putting it through more rounds.

The price point alone is absolutely worth trying out. I have three of these now and they’ve all held up. Easy installation and pretty lightweight. 1/4 the price of an actual Unity mount. I’ve dropped them and trained hard with them and haven’t had any issues. Held zero and the optics haven’t moved either. For the price, try it out and actually get out there and train!

If you are looking for a quality Unity clone, look no further. I'm still dumbfounded that this product fit so well and stays put... for about $35 incl tax and Prime free shipping. I mounted a quality Holosun and Sig optic to it and both mounted with their own screws and held zero after 100 rounds each. I took it off each time and checked zero for each optic after recounting and to my surprise, as long as I put it back in same rail slots, it was still right zeroed acceptable. The sights on the unit are useless if you have existing irons that are spread out as they should be, so just remove the sights in this unit. Not that hard, just takes small Allens and patience. I used a nut from my bin and put the rear sight bolt back in the fill the hole. BTW: YES your standard flip up iron sights cowitness through the upper view tunnel of this riser as long as you remove the unnecessary sights in the riser.

Great imitation of the Unity FAST riser. Does its job perfectly. Looks and feels correct except for the missing branding. Well worth the 30 bucks and it got shipped to me overnight.

The front sight in the riser is a hollow hex screw. The locking screw flattened one side of the front sight so I removed it. I added a rail mount Troy Industries HK style fixed front sight and now have a longer sight radius. I did not deduct a star for the cheap front sight hex screw setup as I had planned to remove that sight anyway and use the Troy. The riser is solid on my rifle and the Vortex red dot is very secure. Before I put the Vortex on it, I placed a low dough CvLife redot dot on it and drop tested it. The CVLife barely survived, it was my intent that it did not survive. The Phoking riser showed no signs of being damaged. I trust the Phoking riser to hold up under abuse. All in ll, it is a good Phoking riser.

Literally exact same as my unity but significantly cheaper. Highly recommend

I have the actual unity and I have this. I attempted to take out the front sight to use a standard front sight mounted on the front of my gun. That screw came stripped so I hammered out the front sight in the mount easily with a hole punch. Not a biggy. If you have a Romeo5 the screws provided won’t work and I wouldn’t trust them if they did. Also, your original screws from your optic will be too short. Go to the hardware store and buy screws with an M3 thread pitch with a 6mm length. Loctite everything and you’ll be in good shape. It’s not a unity but worth 30 bucks if you don’t mind stopping at the hardware store. Hope this helps

These are pretty decent. Obviously not quite as nice as the original this is ripped off from, but it’s still nice. No complaints. Remove the useless front site post in this thing due to short sight radius and install a bcm front sight to get a bui and all good.