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22 March 2022, 14:34 #9
The mount you have if an off-set, not an inline, so it is what IWC recommends for cantilevering (note that IWC is the one that actually made your mount, HSP just provides the marketing).
That being said, I have significantly bent the light bar on one of my Thorntail2 M-LOK mounts with a single drop on rocky terrain; it was not the SBR version, so it's cantilevered more, but I also had a can with a suppressor cover on, which should have provided some back-stop. The bending can be more of an issue if it ends up interfering with your ability to mount/use a can, along with causing inaccuracies due to pressure on the can. Most likely not an issue with using the shorter SBR version, along with it being the 1913 version that keeps it much further from the can, particularly off of the top rail, but something to be aware of for general cantilevering of any mounts.