TMS Tactical 3X Magnifier Scope with Quick Flip to Side FTS Mount 42mm Center Height for Red Dot Sights and AIMPOINT Sights

I mounted this on my AR behind an Eotech Exps2. It works great and is quite sturdy. It is a little big, but does not hinder performance. The only complaint I have is that the release button to flip it to the side is a little hard to get to behind the Eotech. This is probably only an issue with eotechs due to the width of the sight. It's hard to explain, but the release button faces forward and is right up against the halo sight. Besides that, the mount is easily manipulated one handed for me. The magnifier itself is great. Clear and is obviously sealed. I have handled an Eotech and Aimpoint magnifier and this TMS is just as good imo. The mount is solid with no wiggles or wobbles at all. The lens caps for storage are crap, but they are just to keep the dust off.

I rarely review items, but this is definitely worth my time.The first thing I unwrapped and tested was the mount just to make sure I would even use the mount since some other reviewers had disparaged it. This thing is solid, rock solid! I don't know how quick they need the flip to the side to be, but this is very quick and very sturdy. I have glass, good glass, on all of my rifles and many of my pistols. I decided that I could always get another mount if this mount sucked but the glass was good.I was honestly blown away by the craftsmanship of both items. I mounted this optic behind my EoTech 552 (NV capable) on a Rock River LAR-8 (.308) rifle. I mounted the EoTech as far forward on the rail as possible (standard practice) and mounted the magnifier just like a rifle scope would be mounted for eye relief. This gives me the capability to put MBUS sights between the two optics with room to spare. I then used the elevation and windage adjustments to center magnifier on the EoTech reticle. I did not have any of the issues other reviewers mentioned of seeing any other part of the EoTech when looking through the magnifier. Took maybe fifteen minutes overall from the un-boxing through last adjustment.This thing is smooth! Just like a good rifle scope, the magnification is very easy to adjust. I cannot fault a <$100.000 optic for not having the best glass on the market, but it is still as clear as some of my decent scopes (Nikon, Leupold). The beauty of this magnifier is the ability to adjust your sight picture to match your optic. As other reviewers have mentioned, it may be best to use some blue loctite on a higher caliber firearm, but mine hasn't loosened yet after almost three-hundred rounds. This doesn't change the point of impact at all (for the EoTech), it just gives you better magnification of your target. It is still as spot on accurate as when I first used it. If you are having doubts about purchasing this item, it is well worth the money.

I just mounted my TMS 3X Magnifier and ran 100 rounds with it at the range at 50 and 100 yrds. It worked great!I'm using the TMS 3X on my S&W M&P 15 with an EOTech 512 sight. It installed in minutes with no hassles and perfectly aligned with EOTech. I set it up to flip out to the right so not to obstruct my field of view when not using the magnifier. The flip out mount is rock solid in both positions. The only criticisms I can add is this is not a “flip up” spring loaded mount, it is a flip lock mount. You have to depress the locking button and push and pull to engage and disengage the optic. If you do a lot of tactical speed shooting you may need to spend more on a different mount. Something similar to EOTech’s flip-mount system. The magnifier works great with my EoTech 512. The halo is crisp when the optic is engaged and the optic can be adjusted for clearness. Shooting from my bipod at 50yrds I was getting 1-in groups. I was impressed on how clear I could see at 50yrds. At 100yrds my groups opened up between 2-3 inches. However, my EOTech 512 could not do this at 100 yrds without a magnifier.Once I had everything arranged properly on my gun the TMS 3X, EOTech 512, and Magpul flip up sights fit cleanly on top of my upper receiver. The set up looks very clean but the TMS adds weight to the gun. Having said this I would have preferred to have a quick release mount with the magnifier when I’m running speed drills within 25 yrds. I have to say I could not justify spending over $500.00 on an EOTech or AimPoint magnifier. If you are on a budget this is an OUTSTANDING optic and mount for the money.I strongly recommend optic.

I received this magnifier on time, and in nice condition. It mounts perfectly to the picattinny of my ar15, but does not line up with my sightmark ultra shot sight, so be warned if that's what you're purchasing it for. On the other hand, it has adjustments that to place the reticle in the center, but I constantly see the top of the red dot sight and is kind of distracting. I have a spacer on the mount making the entire magnifier point downward, and have the adjustments more upwards, allowing it to be a little clearer, but I might try the 36mm mount also offered by this company. The magnifier itself is Great! Tack sharp, clear, and focuses perfectly. I like that I can change the eye relief by turning the front ring (for those that say it doesn't, it does). Also the mount is much more sturdy than these reviews had me believing, the lock is strong with no wiggle, and moves it perfectly out of way of the ejection port, but with room to use my Magpul BUIS and the sightmark. Highly recommended, if you have any questionS, just comment and I will let you know.

I have this behind a real deal eotech xps2-0, the mount makes it ride a little high and you catch the top of the eotech frame in the magnification, the button to rotate it sometimes jams up and its kinda a pain to move. I was trying to configure it the way I wanted and ended up semi stripping two of the allen head bolts, go figure its made in China and comes in a black box that just says 3x magnifier lol. I bought another type of mount that was supposed to align with eotechs perfectly (I refuse to pay 550 for an eotech mag, and I will not raise my perfectly co witnessed with irons eotech to meet up with a mag) that one didn't align perfectly either but somehow you don't catch the frame in that one, plus it's spring loaded and flips out the way super fast. all in all considering I had to buy a better mount, it's not worth the price point, the mag itself is decent, but given that I can get a similiar setup where the mount is good too for the same or less, in hindsight I would have went that route.

That's right, there is no eyepiece focus ring... just a rubber eye relief cup that is falsely marked with a plus and minus sign to give appearances of a focal eyepiece. I thought at first that mine was broken because it just spun and didn't adjust focus. Then after fiddling with it for a moment, I was easily able to easily take off the rubber eye relief ring to expose a solid, immovable, non-focusing body underneath. The scope lined up perfect with a "Dead Ringer" reflex sight, and was built solidly with great clarity, however, it is a tad on the heavy side. Still, were it not for the lack of true focus ability, I would've kept it. Instead I sent it back

I have to review this in 2 parts as both the mount and the mag(magnifier) need it. The mount was a big surprise. I have purchased 2 other swing away or flip to the side mounts that were cheap from Amazon and both were not worth any amount of money as they both had noticeable play when locked into the "use it" position. I ended up purchasing the Vortex VMX3 mount. Now I needed a mag for it as you can not find the VMX3 mag anywhere. The mount cost me about 120.00 bucks and well worth the money as I highly recommend this mount if you can find it and afford it. Back to the TMS mount now. I had to get a mag with a narrow end to use with my VMX3 mount and found the TMS. It looked as if it would work with my Vortex mount and I was just going to pitch the mount that came with it anyways because all I was looking for was the magnifier. When I looked at the design of the TMS mount, I noticed that this mount was made very well. I dropped one of my Mako 5 power mags into it and put it on top of my VZ58's behind a Vortex strike fire red/green dot and I was amazed. The mount locked very tightly and was super rigid with no play what so ever, none... I wish they would sell this mount as a stand alone part as it would fly off the shelf, especially at that price. I very highly recommend this mount.Now on to the mag (magnifier). It is a straight forward 3x mag with super sharp optics. This thing is clear and sharp. You need to take the time to focus the eyepiece though. and it will be well worth the time as you will end up with a super sharp image with lots of light. I am a big fan of Vortex optics for the clarity and their customer service.This magnifier is as good if not a slight bit better in that department when I compare it to my VMX3 mag, Now I purchased this mag because of the shape of the end of the mag to work with the VMX3 mount that I already owned. I cannot find another VMX3 mag anywhere so I got this TMS to put on the VMX3 mount. I know, it sounds confusing. I just need to get across to everyone that this mag and mount is as good as the Vortex. I would use this setup for duty use. I am going to be putting them through their paces in the next couple of weeks at the range and at my shop. I will edit or add onto this review as to its durability. If it is anywhere near what I think it is capable of this will be my new set up for all of my Tactical firearms.I highly recommend the TMS Tactical 3x mag and mount combination.

The person that reviewed this product stated the mount was rock solid and he wished he could purchase it seperately. What a LIAR!!! The mount didn't even last one blasted day before it was wobbling all over the place. Sometimes it would lock closed or open but for the most part it wouldn't. When mounting it for the first time it wouldn't line up with my red dot. It would sit a quarter inch to the left. After the mount went to hell then it would start lining up but a few shots and it would move around. No issues with the actual magnifier but considering how long the mount lasted then I suspect the magnifier won't be far behind.Any positive reviews on this product have to be lies paid for by the seller. I wouldn't trust of them.