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Optic plates, MOS, and DPP

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An optic plate is not a red dot. MOS is Glock’s factory slide cut; you still add a plate for the footprint you own (RMR, 407C/507C, 407K, ACRO, RMSc). DPP is the Leupold DeltaPoint Pro footprint, used on some plates and non-MOS mounts. The title must name the gun cut and the optic.

A 19/17/34/45 MOS plate is not a 43X/48 MOS plate. A Glock MOS plate is not a P320 or 509 plate unless those guns are listed. C&H, Calculated Kinetics, and Night Fision titles say PLT or PLATE. The plate is not the optic — best red dot for a Glock MOS.

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What is MOS vs DPP vs an optic plate?

MOS is Glock’s factory slide cut; you still add a plate for RMR, 407C, ACRO, and similar. DPP is DeltaPoint Pro footprint, used on some non-MOS mounts and plates. The plate SKU must name the gun cut and the optic.

Is a C&H plate a red dot?

No. It is a plate. Red dots are under Optics → Red dots. Plates are Optics → Plates.

Will a Glock MOS plate fit a P320 or 43X?

Not unless the title says that gun. 43X/48 MOS is a smaller cut. P320 uses its own slide cut and plates.