ADE RD3-006x Green Dot & Rear Sight Mounting Plate for Glock, Canik TP9SF, and Taurus GX4, G3C & G3 Pistol Models

About this item

• Many users with astigmatism decide to continue to use the imperfect dot, or use a bigger MOA red dot such as 6MOA instead of 3MOA. Some users also see green dots better than red dots, it really depends on the individual case. Or users can use a totally different optics which is not a reflex sight such as a rifle scope.
• We have made several improvements since it's initial release in 2015. We have made it more durable to withstand various recoil and improved the ability to hold zero. Designed in Oregon. The on/off switch is located at the front of the sight, it is so much easier to press than the Red dots has the switches on the side.
• The included Glock plate also fit some other Pistols such as Canik TP9SF(does not fit SFX, COMBAT, SA). This Glock plate also fits Taurus GX4, G3C & G3 with factory steel sights (does not fit any other Taurus models such as G2/G2C/G3 without factory steel sight/Tx22/PT111) because those pistols made the rear sight dovetail based on the Glock rear sight dovetail specifications. While it is possible to install this mount without the use of a Gunsmith, we recommend hiring a professional gunsmith
• This listing comes with ADE red dot, a picatinny mounting plate(pre-assembled) and a pistol mounting plate for Glock that replaces the factory rear sight dovetail of all Non-MOS Glocks from Glock 17 to Glock 43 to glock “100”. Does NOT fit Glock with AFTERMARKET slide with optic cut.
• Shock/Fog Proof. It is rain resistant, but not waterproof. Lenses are precision ground and Polished to exacting geometries to virtually eliminate Parallax and to provide a very clear, crisp sight picture
• Why am I unable to observe a perfectly circular dot? Instead, I notice a splattered dot, a crescent shape, multiple dots, or a starburst pattern, among others. The reason for this is likely that you have undiagnosed astigmatism, with a 99% probability. What you’re perceiving is a reflection of a LED light on your lens. A straightforward method to check is to take a picture of the dot using your cellphone. If the dot appears circular in the photo you captured, this indicates that you likely have astigmatism, as the cellphone's imaging does not possess human astigmatism.
• 4 MOA. 5 Illumination Settings. Powered by a lithium CR2032 battery(Included)