Optic Mount Plate for Ruger Security 380 Pistol To fit on Holosun 407K/507K,Sig Sauer Romeo Zero, Swampfox Sentinal,Vortex Venom/Viper/Defender CCW,Burris Fastfire C,Docter,JPoint,Shield RMSc/RMS, Riton MPR D2,Crimson Trace1550,Cyelee CAT PRO Red Dot

Installed this on my Security 380 with one of my spare micro dots and it’s transformed how I shoot. No weird play, holds adjustment, and feels secure even after a long session. Again, screws were the only hassle — but that’s easily solved.

This isn’t a $200 plate, and that’s clear in the finish and basic hardware. But functionally, it’s done exactly what I needed: solid mount, held zero after recoil, and no wobble. Would buy again for another gun if needed.

My red dot screw pattern matched this plate perfectly — lucky me! Install took less than 15 minutes and now my shots are dead-on at 25 yards. Was nervous about such a cheap plate, but it’s proven itself so far.

Got this as a cheap alternative to an OEM mount. It’s not a drop-in perfection, but with some patience and a few trips to the hardware store for the right screws, it’s been very secure. Laser and dot stay zeroed after dozens of shots.

Installed this for range use and it’s been fine. However, with a big red dot and this plate, the carry profile is tall — not something I’d pocket every day. But for practice or plinking, it delivers value.

I’ve bought a few generic plates that almost fit before — this one actually lined up with the screw holes on my Ruger. Took a little muscle to seat it but after that it’s been rock solid. Great budget upgrade for an EDC pistol.

Product itself is reliable, but the instructions are pretty bare-bones. Having a detail about recommended torque would’ve been helpful (I found 15 inch/lbs online). Once I got past that, it works as good as some pricier plates I’ve used before.

I’m not super handy, but this plate went on without drama. Matched up with my red dot footprint well and once I cinched it down, the dot stayed zeroed for dozens of practice shots. My buddies were impressed at how budget-friendly this solution is.

Mount does what it’s supposed to — holds the dot on my little 380. The screws included are sort of generic; if you have a dot with odd screw spacing you’ll have to improvise. Not a fancy gadget, but it works just fine if your expectations are realistic.

Swapped out my rear iron sight and this plate pressed right in. Needed a solid press fit, but once seated I’ve not had any loosening issues. I shoot frequently and this hasn’t budged. Easy to eyeball alignment when you torque per specs. For the money it’s a great option.

For the price this is a decent plate. The multiple screws are great, but none fit perfectly out of the box for my particular dot — ended up grabbing longer ones from Ace Hardware. Once fitted, though, zero holds after a 100-round session. Would recommend if you’re on a budget and don’t mind a tiny bit of finesse.

Got this plate to mount my cheap red dot on my Ruger Security 380. Installation was pretty straightforward with the right driver, and it lined up well with my dot. Did have to tweak the screws a little since one set wasn’t the perfect length, but once torqued down it’s been solid at the range. Feels way more accurate than iron sights, especially on moving targets.