Both the SCRD-55 and SCRD-53 are compatible with the RMSc footprint. The Smith & Wesson M&P 5.7 pistol comes factory-equipped with an optics-ready slide featuring a direct-mount interface for Shield RMSc/K series micro-optics, allowing for the installation of compatible micro red dot sights without the need for an adapter plate; therefore, both red dot sights are suitable for the S&W 5.7.
Both the SCRD-55 and SCRD-53 are compatible with the RMsc footprint; we currently offer the SCFRM-16 adapter plate (MOS to MGT), which allows these red dot sights to be mounted on the Glock 43X MOS.
These two red dot sights currently rely on an automatic light sensor to activate; they do not feature shake-to-wake functionality, nor do they have buttons for brightness adjustment.
Unfortunately, Vector Optics does not currently offer an adapter plate compatible with the Taurus G2C; therefore, you will need to purchase an RMSc plate from another source to install it.
Yes, the Vector Optics Frenzy-S MIC 1x17x24 Red Dot Sight will mount directly to the optic ready slide of the Springfield Echelon.
Currently, these two red dot sights do not feature manual brightness adjustment; instead, they automatically adjust brightness based on ambient light levels.
The Vector Optics Frenzy-S MIC 1x17x24 Red Dot Sight uses the Shield RMSc footprint which would be compatible with the DeltaPoint Pro #4 plate included with your Glock 19 MOS.
The Vector Optics Frenzy-S MIC 1x17x24 Red Dot Sight uses the Shield RMSc footprint. It can be mounted to an M&P2.0 10mm that is optics ready using the compatible mounting plate from Smith and Wesson.
No. The Vector Optics Frenzy-S MIC 1x17x24 Red Dot Sight is a micro optic that uses the Shield RMSc optic footprint. It would not be compatible with a slide cut for the Trijicon RMR.
Yes. The Vector Optics Frenzy-S MIC 1x17x24 Red Dot Sight utilizes the same Shield RMSc micro red dot footprint and will fit all cuts that use the Shield RMSc cut.