Optic Mounts

If you’re looking to mount a red dot, scope, or reflex sight on your pistol, rifle, or shotgun, you’ve come to the right place. Our optic mount category is built for shooters who want a secure, repeatable zero without the guesswork—whether you’re a first-time aftermarket buyer or a seasoned gunsmith swapping out an old base. We stock direct-mount plates, adapter plates, and risers that fit popular handgun slides, AR-15 uppers, and shotgun receivers, all from brands that prioritize tight tolerances and easy installation. Most of our customers are folks who just bought their first red dot and want to know, “Will this fit my gun?”—and we’ve got the answers here.

These mounts are machined from billet aluminum or steel, with anodized finishes that resist corrosion and wear. You’ll find options for RMR, Docter/Noblex, Shield, and Aimpoint ACRO footprints, plus universal plates that adapt between patterns. We carry low-profile mounts for co-witness with factory iron sights, as well as taller risers for absolute or lower 1/3 cowitness on AR platforms. Each mount includes the necessary screws and torque specs—some even come with thread-locker pre-applied. If you’re unsure about your slide’s footprint, check the product description for a compatibility list; we also include install videos on most listings that walk you through mounting step by step, so you don’t need a gunsmith unless you want one.

For Smith & Wesson owners, we have a dedicated Smith & Wesson optic mount collection that covers M&P pistols and Shield models, with plates that preserve your rear sight dovetail. If you’re running a Glock, Sig Sauer, or CZ, the main category here has you covered too—just filter by brand or footprint. Many of these mounts come with a limited lifetime warranty against defects, and we back every purchase with our family-run shop’s promise: if it doesn’t fit or you need help, call us. We’ve been doing this for years, and we know the difference between a mount that works and one that shifts after 50 rounds.

Compatibility
Before you buy, check your firearm’s slide cut or receiver pattern. Most modern pistols with factory optic cuts accept direct-mount plates for RMR or Shield footprints—but some require adapter plates (like the Glock MOS system). For rifles, your upper receiver’s rail type (Picatinny vs. M-Lok vs. KeyMod) determines which riser or base fits. If you’re unsure, look for the “Compatibility” tab on each product page, or email us your make and model. We also stock shims and screws separately if you lose one during install. Every mount here is tested for fit before we list it, so you’re not the guinea pig.

Browse the optic mounts below to find the right base for your next build or upgrade—we’ve got your zero covered.