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Optics ready plates

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Many modern pistols now come optics-ready, giving shooters the option to easily mount red dot sights without permanent modifications.

As red dots become essential for faster target acquisition and precision, choosing the correct optics-ready plate is the key to a perfect setup.

We provide a wide selection of mounting plates for popular optics-ready pistols—ensuring a precise fit for your chosen optic footprint.

Compatible with popular red dot footprints

Our plates are designed to work with a variety of red dot sight footprints, including:

  • Trijicon RMR footprint
  • Leupold Delta Point Pro footprint
  • Shield RMSc footprint
  • Holosun K-Series footprint
  • Noblex / Vortex Venom footprint
  • Aimpoint Acro footprint
  • C-More RTS footprint

Mounting red dots on your optics-ready pistol

If your pistol is factory-cut for optics, you just need the correct mounting plate. Our plates provide a secure and reliable interface between your pistol slide and optic.

How to choose the right optics-ready plate

Start by confirming your pistol model and its factory optics cut. Then match the plate to your red dot’s footprint. Browse our collection to find the perfect fit.

Most popular plates by pistol brand

Need help choosing a plate?

Not sure which plate or red dot footprint works with your pistol? Reach out to us. We’ll guide you to the right solution quickly and easily.

What to check before buying an adapter plate

First and foremost - check if your gun is "optics ready". That is that it has a slide cut for an adapter plate, or cut for direct fitting of a red dot. 

If you have non-Optics Ready pistol, you can still install red dot to it. However, then you should be looking for a red dot mounts instead of optics ready plate. We have all red dot mounts listed here. They work as a replacement of the rear sight in the dovetail cut.

Attention: many guns are made Optics Ready and non-Optics Ready

Sometimes manufacturers were making one pistols as classic: that is non-Optics Ready. And then from some point just made the same gun as Optics Ready pistol, without changing its name or anything.

Thus make sure that your gun is Optics Ready ("OR") before you go about buying an optics ready plate. 

For example Glock names all Optics Ready models as "MOS". CZ uses "OR" for the name of some of them. HS Produkt and Springfield uses "OSP". Most other manufacturers do not differentiate the name though whatsoever.

No optics cut on your pistol?

If your pistol is not optics-ready, check out our red dot dovetail mounts that allow installation without slide milling.

Looking for iron sights?

We also offer precision iron sights for many pistol models. From fiber optic competition sights to rugged defensive options, see all pistol sights here.

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