1 x SMS Sight + 1 Slide Mount - Replaces Rear Sight
Dot Size is 1 MoA - Minutes of Angle with 65 MoA Ring
Product Description
Original, smallest, lightest, toughest mini day / night sight for all military, law enforcement and sporting small arms.
With over 100,000 delivered to date, Shield’s Mini Sight has a proven track record. Over 15,000 units are in use by the British regular army and Special Forces, as well as US, Australian, New Zealand Special Forces and other NATO forces. Sold under other brand names for many years, you may know the Shield Mini Sight as the Firepoint, Tasco Optima, Trijicon RedDot or JPoint.
Please specify which type of mount you need - there are 2 styles of rear sight recess: square or round - see photos of the 2 types of mount for choices and add a note at paypal checkout.
Master Class have now made it possible to low-mount a mini red dot sight on a Grand Power XTrim LBP.
We had been asked by XTrim owners if it was possible to fit a red dot sight to their pistol, but not the bulky set-up like the Fab Defence mount, which puts any sight way high above the pistol.
We have acheived it with this novel little adaptor plate, which simply replaces the factory adjustable sight, and the minisight is then screwed to the plate.
This conversion will give the same sight picture as the new K22R race pistol, and is compatible with Shield SMS minisight, Tasco Optima 2000, JPoint, Firepoint, Trijicon Red dot, Vector 'Sphinx' and Vortex Razor*.
Made from strong yet light aircraft grade aluminium, and available in black or silver finish, the plate will come supplied with 2 screws for securing the minisight, and a choice of 2 screws to secure the plate to the slide, depending on the age of the pistol.
Comes with full installation instructions.
* Note - if fitting a Vortex 'Razor' mini red dot, the screws which attach the sight to the mount, which are supplied with the Master Class mount, will be too short. Simply shorten the mounting screws which come supplied with the Vortex sight by about 1mm, to allow fitting of the sight.