Yes. I have the same lens and adaptor on my Sony a7ll and it works beautifully. The m42 is also known as the 'universal' mount as other 3rd party camera and lenses also used it. I own 6 other K&F e-mount adaptors to different lens makers (ltm, MD, CF/CD, Nikon) and they all are well built with a nice snug fit. Highly recommended. 

Please note: our M42 adapter ring could not be suitable for Pentax Takumar Super Takumar Carl Zeiss M42 series（aperture pin does not fully depress, small tabs sticking out), as ours depresses the aperture pin all the way down

 

I actually have not received this adapter yet. It's shipping from China. Don't think that was disclosed in the ad. However, I do not believe this is for the Pentax Q body rather for digital and film cameras that take the Pentax K mount in its many variations. So I'm expecting to be able to mount my Leica M mount lenses on my digital and film Pentax K mount cameras, no autofocus or relay of exposure information, only to be used with manual focus and exposure. 

If your camera indicated "lens is not properly installed", please modify the camera menu settings. Usually called the "release the shutter the lens is not installed", you can modify the settings to allow. Specifically refer to the camera manual.Following are some examples:

1. MFT（M4/3 mount camera）'Lens Not Found' - Warning Message Appears
   For Panasonic Lumix:
   The camera needs to be set to function without a MFT-Mount lens attached. You can do this by changing the following camera setting:
   'Menu' -> 'Custom Menu 5' -> 'Shoot W/O Lens' -> 'On'
   (Exact naming and location of this option may change depending on camera model)
   
2. Fujifilm X mount camera, The camera needs to be set to function without a GFX-Mount lens attached. You can do this by changing the following camera setting:
   'MENU' -> 'SETUP' -> 'BUTTON/DIAL SETTING' -> 'SHOOT WITHOUT LENS' -> 'ON' (Exact naming and location of this option may change depending on camera model) Choose ON to enable the shutter release when no lens is attached.
   
3. Sony E mount camera, 'No Lens Attached' - Warning Message Appears
   The camera needs to be set to function without a E-Mount lens attached. You can do this by changing the following camera setting:'Menu' -> 'Setup' -> 'Release w/o Lens' -> 'Enable'
   (Exact naming and location of this option may change depending on camera model)
   
4. Nikon 1-Series mirrorless camera , 'Check lens. Pictures can only be taken when a lens is attached' - Warning Message Appears
   With a Nikon 1-Series camera (such as the J2), you will need to make sure the camera is in 'Manual' exposure or shooting mode and the focus selection is also set to manual. When in any other mode the camera tries to take control of the lens which is not possible as the adapter does not have any contact with the camera circuitry, so you get the lens check warning as the camera does not think there is a lens attached.
   
5. 'EOS M mirrorless camera ,'No Lens Attached' - Warning Message Appears
   The camera needs to be set to function without a EF-M Mount lens attached. You can do this by changing the following camera setting:
   'Menu' -> 'Custom Menu' -> 'Custom Function 7' -> Select 'Release shutter w/o lens'
   (Exact naming and location of this option may change depending on camera model)
   
6. Konica Minolta:
   For Konica Minolta and "No Lens Attached"
   Custom Menu 3
   First item "Shutter Lock"
   Set it to "Off: no lens"
   (Depending on camera model "Shutter Lock" May be in different menu location)
   
7. 'Samsung NX 'No lens.' - Warning Message Appears
   The adapter is designed to trigger a sensor inside the camera body itself so no setting needs to be changed. If the error message is coming up with one of our adapters attached, then it is possible that the adapter is not hitting that sensor the way that it should. Usually rotating the adapter slightly in the mount, or un-mounting and remounting the adapter clears the problem with no further action needed. If that doesn't solve the problem, then the best course of action would be to swap out the adapter you have with a replacement.

 

It will work with all nikon lenses. The ai-s and D lenses are easiest as you can set the adapter to the largest aperature and then use the aperature ring on the lens to fine tune. With the G lensyou have rudimentary control over aperature with the adapter. Think there are only 4 or 5 settings on the adapter.