Yes, the Liberty II has a top-mounted battery compartment, so you can swap the battery without removing the sight from your firearm.
Yes. The Liberty II uses an RMR footprint, which is supported by the Springfield Echelon Variable Interface System. Use the Echelon’s RMR-compatible pin configuration and the correct mounting screws for the pistol.
The Liberty II uses an RMR footprint so unless the Buckmark is a newer optic-ready version, it will not directly mount, so you would need a compatible mounting plate or rail adaptor designed for the Buckmark to use it.
Yes. The Liberty II manual is available digitally through our ISSUU manual library. If you need a copy, please reach out to our support team and we can provide the direct link.
The Swampfox Sentinel II will mount directly to a Springfield Hellcat Pro without a plate.
The Liberty II will not directly fit a Springfield Hellcat as it uses an RMSc footprint, while the Liberty II is RMR, so a mounting plate would be needed.
Yes, it can work. The Taurus Raging Hunter typically comes with (or supports) a Picatinny-style top rail. Since the Liberty II uses an RMR footprint, you would need an RMR-to-Picatinny adapter such as the Swampfox Optics 1913 Picatinny mount to install it. The Liberty II will not mount directly without an adapter.
The Liberty II uses an RMR footprint and does not mount directly to Picatinny. You will need an M-LOK offset mount designed for RMR-footprint optics, which mounts directly to the handguard and places the optic at a 45-degree offset. A Picatinny rail section is not required with a direct-mount M-LOK to RMR offset solution.
The Liberty II uses the RMR footprint, making it compatible with any mounting solution or slide cut designed for the RMR standard.
The Swampfox Liberty II 1x24mm Reflex Sight uses the Trijicon RMR footprint and will be compatible with P320 Pro-Cut (Dual-cut) slides.