Does the switch to side mount lock in place either up or down? And if not does it stay in line?
285571
It's locked in the up position and stays in line. When pushed to the side it's not locked but it's not flopping around either. It stays put until you pull it back up.
285572
It locks in place both ways with a tension spring. And yes, it does stay in line. The holographic sight stays where you dialed it in. The magnifier just makes the recticle and the sight picture bigger. Its impractically heavy, but a cool piece of hardware none the less.
1743437
It locks to keep it from telescoping out but it will still move from side to side. I really haven't had a problem with mine. I just push it back flush against the wall. given the size tv it's made for I would'nt think it would be a problem
35888
It does lock in place. The line wraps around a "hook" on the bottom that keeps the line from slipping. I have not had problems with the line sagging thus far.
1417552
Unfortunately, no; however, it's stayed pretty firmly in place thanks to the different placement of all the wires. Since there are ports on both sides and on top, the wires pulling in every direction has held it mostly still.
1236614
Yes, It actually can tilt any direction you want. It fully flips completely around so finding your desired spot will be easy. Mine stays put wherever I leave it. It makes a clicking sound as you tilt it as to maybe having something hold it in place after each click? But honestly it doesn't feel any different to me. But like I said, it stays put for me just fine.
717314
It should work fine if you use a small riser (utg low/medium profile should work well). You can also move it slightly forward so the switch will clear the grip (the key may not fit onto the rail but you can clamp it tight enough to stay). Placing it on the side is an option also. See my pictures in the gallery for examples of those.
1444647
Yes, mine did. There's a switch on the side that will lock it in one position and not let it rotate. Maybe you accidentally moved that. Good luck with it.
2266612
It may seem like it is locked in place, but once mounted it will swivel quite well......it needs to be broken in so to say....mine was tight but now it is fine....well worth the price. If this is not the case and yours is defective, just return it....but I think you will be fine once you have it installed and begin using it. GC
1512125
I love the mount and it can be very secure. You may have to press down hard on the turned down end of the rail to disengage the rail, and then pull the unit away along the rail.Cheers, Tom
775871
Yes it does. Sometimes you have to turn it to find the fit, but it definitely does lock into place.
1501856
yes, it will lock in place. it's not a lock switch but a lockring; The lockring descends on the hotshoe support and locks in place very securely
335337
Once the screws are tightened the mount does not move. Basically you will lightly tighten the screws, find your sweet spot, then lock them down in that position. But before tightening you can move it around a bunch. After it is locked in place you can move and adjust your mirror as fit. I love mine and think it's a nice product. Well made.
1648810
I've never had a problem with the mount. The only real issue is that it doesn't have a small amount of pivot like many other do, so it can be tricky to get it pointing dead-ahead. Other than that, it's been fine by me.
548276
It stays in place, but it is relatively easy to close. I wouldn't say it locks in place because it will close if pushed. There is no actual locking mechanism. My oldest one is easier to close than my newest one, but it still doesn't flop closed.
1926219
Three way switch.....It has to be held in position for up or down. You release it when you get to desired position
559226
Yes, it pivots up and down. Really, it can go pretty much any direction you want as it is connected to a ball joint type mount.
1394212
i'm not sure what ur asking , but it moves side to side and tilts , it basically moves to any position u want it in