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Ade Advanced Optics Optics Delrin Shims 1.0 Degree for Vortex Venom & Viper, ADE RD3-006, RD3-009, RD3-012, RD3-013, RD3-015,Crimson Trace CTS -1250, Insight , Docter, Meopta, Sightmark, Burris Fastfire II, III,Red dot Sight

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    • ADE Advanced Optics 1-Degree Tapered Shim for Red Dot Sights

      This optic shim is designed to fit between your red dot sight and the mounting plate to help achieve proper zeroing—especially in situations where the dot remains too high, even with elevation adjustment maxed out.

      Fits the Following Red Dot Sights that has a Doctor footprint:

      • Burris Fastfire II, III

      • Docter/Noblex

      • Vortex Venom & Viper

      • Insight

      • EOTech MRDS

      • Sightmark Mini Reflex

      • Meopta

      • ADE Advanced Optics models: RD3-006, RD3-009, RD3-012, RD3-013, RD3-015, RD3-028

      All trademarks mentioned belong to their respective owners. This shim is made by ADE as a mounting accessory and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the brands listed above.


      Key Features:

      • Corrects Elevation Issues
        Ideal when your red dot sight cannot be adjusted low enough to zero properly. The shim raises the rear of the sight to adjust the point of impact downward.

      • 1.0 Degree Taper
        Precision-cut shim with a 1-degree taper and +/- .005 tolerance.

      • Elevation Adjustment Aid

        • Thicker side at rear: Lowers the point of aim

        • Thicker side at front: Raises the point of aim

      • Durable & Universal
        Designed to work across a wide range of optics and firearms—especially helpful on certain 1911 platforms.

      • Quick and Easy Installation
        Simply place between the optic and the mounting plate. Re-zero after installation.


      What It Solves:
      When users are unable to bring the dot low enough due to limited elevation adjustment—this shim lifts the optic slightly to provide additional downward travel for the dot, solving a common "maxed-out elevation screw" issue without returning or replacing the optic.