Burris FastFire II & III Weaver/Picatinny-Style Base - Matte Black

The Burris FastFire II & III Weaver/Picatinny-style base is a straightforward mounting solution for shooters running either of these popular Burris red dot optics on AR platforms, pistols, or any rifle with standard Weaver or Picatinny rail real estate. If you're upgrading from iron sights or moving your FastFire between guns, this matte black base gives you a repeatable, rock-solid foundation without fuss or unnecessary features. It's the kind of accessory that does one job well—lock your optic down and stay locked.

FastFire red dots have earned their reputation for durability and battery life, and they deserve a mount that won't let them down. This base is engineered to work with both FastFire II and FastFire III models, so whether you're running an older setup or the latest version, compatibility isn't a concern. The matte black finish resists glare and blends seamlessly with modern tactical gear, from competition rifles to duty builds.

Installation is straightforward: secure it to your rail using the appropriate Weaver or Picatinny rings or fasteners (sold separately), then mount your red dot and zero. No special tools or gunsmithing required. This is the kind of basic, reliable hardware that sits in the background and lets you focus on what matters—putting rounds downrange accurately.

Key Features

• Compatible with both Burris FastFire II and FastFire III red dot optics
• Fits standard Weaver and Picatinny-style rails
• Matte black finish minimizes glare
• Direct, repeatable mounting platform

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this base work with both my FastFire II and FastFire III?

Yes—this base is designed to mount both FastFire II and FastFire III models, so you can use it with either generation of optic.

What rail systems is this base compatible with?

The base fits Weaver and Picatinny-style rails, which cover the vast majority of modern tactical rifles, AR platforms, and handgun slide cuts.

Do I need special tools to install this?

Installation requires standard fasteners appropriate for Weaver or Picatinny attachment—no special gunsmithing or tools beyond what most shooters already have on hand.