How to mount a Burris FastFire E on a Picatinny rail: it is a Docter / Noblex open-emitter reflex, so it takes a Docter/Noblex-footprint Picatinny mount. Which mount to buy and the height to pick.
Updated 05 September 2026.
Fit a Burris FastFire E on a Picatinny rail
The Burris FastFire E is a Docter / Noblex optic. Here is the mount that puts it on a Picatinny rail and the footprint it must match.
The Burris FastFire E is cut to the Docter / Noblex footprint. To put it on a Picatinny rail you fit a Docter/Noblex-footprint Picatinny mount: the mount carries the Docter / Noblex pattern on its top and clamps the rail below, so the sight screws down to the pattern it was made for.
A mount cut for a different footprint will not take the Burris FastFire E. Match the mount to the Docter / Noblex pattern, and pick the mount height for the cowitness or heads-up hold you want on the rifle or carbine.
- ›Burris FastFire E footprint and mountthe optic
- ›Docter / Noblex footprintthe pattern
- ›How this footprint reaches a railthe general fit
- ›Picatinny rail (MIL-STD-1913)the base
Questions and answers
Fit a Burris FastFire E on a Picatinny rail?
The Burris FastFire E is a Docter / Noblex open-emitter reflex, so it mounts on a Picatinny rail through a Docter/Noblex-footprint mount. Buy the Docter/Noblex-footprint Picatinny mount, not a mount cut for any other footprint.