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Strike Industries P365RMR Strike Slide Adapter Plate Black 5.80 in Long Compatible w/ SI Strike P365 Slide

$43.95
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Anodized Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
Glock
Gun Part Type
Optic
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
793811765182
MPN
P365RMR

Overview

The Strike Slide MRDS Adapter Plate allows users to mount a compatible Mini Red Dot Sight to expand optic options on the Strike Slide for the SIG SAUER P365. Designed with multiple footprint patterns to support a variety of red dots, this lightweight adapter plate includes the necessary hardware for RMR installation, while additional screws and posts for other compatible patterns are provided with the Strike Slide itself. Finished in anodized black with a length of 5.80 inches, the kit includes the adapter plate, two M3x5mm adapter plate screws, two M3x10.2mm screws for RMR, three large alignment posts, a T10 Torx tool, and Blue 243 Loctite threadlocker.

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