Your Browser is OutdatedQ&A for Swampfox Sentinel II 1x20 Dot Sight — 48 Questions & 24 Answers
The Swampfox Sentinel II 1x20 Dot Sight houses the included 2032 battery on the underside of the optic.
Yes. The Sentinel II uses the RMSc footprint, so it will mount directly to an RMSc-cut AF1911 E slide using the appropriate mounting screws.
Yes. The Sentinel II uses the RMSc footprint, and the Glock 43X is cut for the RMSc pattern, so it will mount without a plate with the correct mounting screws.
No. The FNX-40 S&W does not come from the factory with an RMSc optics cut, and the Sentinel II uses the RMSc footprint. You would need either a slide cut for RMSc or a compatible adapter plate to mount the Sentinel II.
Yes. The Kimber CDS9 is cut for the RMSc footprint, and the Sentinel II uses the RMSc pattern, so it will mount directly without a plate using the correct mounting screws.
No. The M&P9 M2.0 is cut for the RMR footprint, while the Sentinel II uses the RMSc footprint, so it will not mount directly. An adapter plate or an RMSc-specific slide cut would be required.
You will need HK optics plate #4. The Sentinel II uses the RMSc footprint, and plate #4 is the correct factory plate for mounting RMSc-pattern optics on the VP9.
The Sentinel II uses the RMSc footprint. Most 2011 slides are not cut for RMSc. While adapter plates do exist that can convert some common 2011 optic systems to RMSc, fit and reliability can vary depending on the slide and plate combination. For the most secure and reliable setup, the slide is typically best milled directly for the RMSc footprint.
Yes. The Sentinel II uses a standard RMSc footprint, which matches the Hellcat Pro’s optics-ready slide pattern and will mount directly without an adapter plate.
Yes. The Hellcat OSP slide is cut for the RMSc footprint, and the Sentinel II uses the RMSc footprint, so it will mount directly without needing an adapter plate.