To mount the RTS2 on a Walther Q5 Match, you will need the C-MORE MT-504 mounting kit.
The RTS2 has the same footprint as the STS2, but it a little longer in the front.
To mount this optic to a Ruger 10/22, you would need to install a picatinny rail base to your receiver. You would then need to purchase and install a C-more compatible picatinny mount. Email us at Techsales@opticsplanet.com and let us know what model 10/22 you have, that way we can more accurately recommend a base that will work for you.
The C-MORE RTS2 1x V5 Micro Red Dot Sight uses the proprietary C-MORE footprint. So, if you have an optic ready model 92X, you will need to purchase and install the 90 Series RDO Plate (# E03053) which can be found linked below. If you do not have an optic ready pistol, unfortunately, we do not currently carry an adapter plate that would allow you to install this optic.
https://www.beretta.com/en-us/gun-accessories/handguns/kits-parts/90-series-rdo-plate-c-more-pattern/
The C-MORE RTS2 1x V5 Micro Red Dot Sight uses the C-MORE standard optic footprint and would only be able to mount directly to the P320 X5 Max Mitchell edition. Most other P320 pistols will come with an optic cut for the DeltaPoint Pro.
The C-MORE RTS2 1x V5 Micro Red Dot Sight uses the C-More RTS/STS mounting standard. So you would need an adaptor plate that fits the C-More mounting footprint. Other optics that share this footprint are the Sig Romeo3, Vortex Razor, and Delta Optical Stryker. If you need help finding an adapter plate for your pistol, email us at Techsales@opticsplanet.com
The C-MORE RTS2 1x V5 Micro Red Dot Sight has a lens height x width (inches) of 0.8665 x 1.014. The Trijicon SRO has a height x width (inches) of 1.4 x 1.3. So the Trijicon SRO will have a noticeably larger window.
No, this does not have a mounting footprint that is compatible with the Springfield Hellcat.