C&H SIG P320 Optic Mounting Plate, Trijicon RMR - SGRX-RSH-FIL

C&H Precision plates are designed, manufactured and shipped from our small family owned business in Coastal Georgia. Each plate is precision machined to the tightest tolerances on HAAS CNC machines and each plate goes through multiple quality checks.*Please Note: This plate requires a RXP ROMEO1 Pro Slide Cut with RMR Holes. Refer to the picture to verify your slide has he correct holes and cut. This plate is for slides that DO NOT LOSE the rear iron sight when the cover plate is removed. P320-XFive, P320-XCompact, P320-XCarry Loses Rear Sight. P320-XTEN - Keeps Rear Sight.Firearm Compatibility: SIG P320 RX Series / Pro Series / AXG Scorpion w/ R1P / DPP CUT w/ RMR / Holosun Holes.Red Dot Compatibility:Holosun 407C/ 507C/ 507Comp, Trijicon RMR/SRO/RCR.Does NOT work with the HOLOSUN 508TNote: The RCR Optic comes with Trijicon screws that are "Patented". You must use the screws they provide you. C&H will not make new screws for this optic / plate combo. It is the responsibly of the consumer to check fitment of the provided screws for length. The screws may have to be slightly modified or shortened in order to ensure proper fitment.Specs:Part #: SGRX-RSH-FILUPC: 616943731446Plate Material: 6061 aluminumPlate Finish: MIL-SPEC Type III Hard Anodized BlackMounting Hardware: Stainless SteelIncludes:(1) - Optic Plate.(3) - 6-40 x .380 M3H Optic Mounting Screws.Note: This plate does not require any additional screws. It is held in place with the RDS and it's mounting screws.Dry-Fitting Disclaimer:At C&H Precision, our products are designed and manufactured to meet tight tolerances. Installation can be affected by variations in your plate, hardware, optic, and firearm tolerances. For safe installation and to prevent potential damage to any component, we advise dry-fitting all parts before a full installation.Iron Sights Disclaimer:When making aftermarket firearm modifications, factory components can often become obsolete, particularly when mounting optics on the slide, whether through direct milling or using a plate. Achieving the correct height for low co-witness iron sights depends on factors such as the firearm type, mounting plate, optic, and slide cut.