The Vortex Cantilever Mount with 2" Offset is designed for 1" sights and will move the scope 2" forward for proper eye relief and head placement on AR-15-style firearms. It features an aluminum construction and will fit Picatinny rails, also it will raise the scope center 1.59" from the base.

For 1" Sight    Raises Scope Center 1.59" from Base    Aluminum Construction    Fits Picatinny Rails

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. could this kit fit a Blackmagic 6K Pro and Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM Lens for the follow focus?

A: Yes, The SHAPE DSLR Kirk Neff Offset Rig is a Universal solution. It will work with many camera models including the Pocket 6K Pro from Black Magic. The only thing that you may need to add is a gear for your lens so the follow focus would be able to grip the lens. Gear ideas - B&H # WILU or B&H # SHLGKIT8

Q: 2. Do Vortex 8.5 x 32 Raptor Binoculars have fully-multicoated optics?

A: This model is Multi-Coated, not fully Multi-Coated.

Q: 3. which rod block would i need to convert this to the straight not offset version so i could go either or?

A: Our best advice would be to purchase the non-offset version of the SHAPE Offset Shoulder Rig for ENG-Style Camcorder. SHAPE Shoulder-Mounted Baseplate for ENG-Style Camera BH #SHENGSM

Q: 4. Wondering if a c200 would work on this rig as well? I have a c100 and want to upgrade to a c200 but have several projects that will happen before that upgrade, wondering if this would fit both just fine or if I'd need to make a switch.

A: Hello Philip, Thank you for reaching out to us! This particular setup was initially designed for the C100/C300/C500. Installing a C200 might result in a setup where the optical center of the C200 won't be exact if you install accessories in front of your lens. We suggest you take a look at our C200 products to see what options are available. https://www.shapewlb.com/camera-rigs-for-canon-c200/. We hope this helps and we thank you for your interest in our products. The SHAPE team.

Q: 5. Do you know if it's possible to unscrew one of the baby pins when only one light is attached?

A: The pins are welded in place.

Q: 6. Do you need a counterbalance if you're not using a battery brick?

A: That will depend on how you set up the C200 and if that set up makes the rig front heavy. Here is a 1.8 pound counter balance from Lanparte that attaches through 15mm rods. https://bhpho.to/36XEv9W

Q: 7. What is the diameter of the base and platform excluding the bubble?

A: The diameter of the base and platform excluding the bubble for the Vortex Pro Leveling Head is, 2.56 inches.

Q: 8. Do the vortex binoculars come with lifetime warrenty

A: Yes it does. All come with VIP unlimited, unconditional lifetime warranty. No receipts, no registrations. Just get a form from their website, put it in a box and send it in.

Q: 9. This product photo shows the back shoulder pad extension, does that come with this rig package? And also If I buy the counterweight separate, how does it go onto the rig?

A: Hi Mitchel ,yes the shoulder pad extension come with the rig, if you use any C series camera you need to buy the counterweight sold separately. The pad extension that come with the rig is just plastic and with the camera mounted on the rig you will face some unbalancing problem. With the optional counterweight you will solve all the balance problems. The rig will be a little bit heavy but is ok. Regarding the mounting for both the original and the optional shoulder pad hare tail mounted on the back of the rig true a butterfly screw and a washer. Hope this information help you to chose the right gear for your camera. Happy filming.Daniele

Q: 10. Hi all. When mounting the c100 mark2 , are you able to look through the viewfinder comfortably ? Is it possible with this rig ?

A: Hi Joseph!Thanks fo your interest in SHAPE products. The SHAPE Offset rig for Canon C100/300/500 has been designed from the start to be adjustable so you can configure it as you need. You'll be able to extend your rig if you want just to use your LCD screen or to contract it as you want when using the viewfinder. Thanks for asking.