AOS Plate question

[McGanksta]

is the same plate used for the Prodigy and the Operator?

 

[SimonRL]

Yes, they are the same plate.

 

[SL66]

Yes, @rcurtner has an AWESOME setup and can probably answer your AOS on OPERATOR qustions.

 

[rcurtner]

Yes, they are the same plate.

Yep, they are.

 

[rcurtner]

Yes, they are the same plate.

SimonRL gonna replace SRO on my Operator for a Holosun EPS 6moa green. Do you know what AOS plate is needed for the swap?

 

[SimonRL]

SimonRL gonna replace SRO on my Operator for a Holosun EPS 6moa green. Do you know what AOS plate is needed for the swap?

Man, I wish that was a straightforward question. Both the EPS and EPS Carry are the Holosun K (modified RMSc) footprint despite the fact that they are different sizes. The EPS comes with an Holosun K to RMR adapter plate. Springfield says A12B Hex Wasp plate is a Holosun 507k/RMSc plate. If it’s a true RMSc plate you will need to file the rear bosses down to fit the EPS. Perhaps someone else can chime in on that. You will also need M4x10mm screws as the screws that come with the EPS will not fit the plate. You can pick some up here. https://www.battlewerx.com/holosun-scs-320-mounting-screws-m4-x-7-x-10mm-t20-ip20-pair/

 

[rcurtner]

Man, I wish that was a straightforward question. Both the EPS and EPS Carry are the Holosun K (modified RMSc) footprint despite the fact that they are different sizes. The EPS comes with an Holosun K to RMR adapter plate. Springfield says A12B Hex Wasp plate is a Holosun 507k/RMSc plate. If it’s a true RMSc plate you will need to file the rear bosses down to fit the EPS. Perhaps someone else can chime in on that. You will also need M4x10mm screws as the screws that come with the EPS will not fit the plate. You can pick some up here. https://www.battlewerx.com/holosun-scs-320-mounting-screws-m4-x-7-x-10mm-t20-ip20-pair/

Thanks, will take a look at the 507K & SCS 320.

 

[SimonRL]

Thanks, will take a look at the 507K & SCS 320.

By the way, I have the EPS and the SCS and I much prefer the EPS. However, most people are under the impression that the EPS and EPS Carry are significantly different in size, but the windows are neglibly different. If you are looking for the size window you would expect with an RMR footprint you may be disappointed.

 

[McGanksta]

well the A12b was in stock for about 10 min at Brownells....missed it doing this research, but now i know

 

[McGanksta]

Yes, @rcurtner has an AWESOME setup and can probably answer your AOS on OPERATOR qustions.

@rcurtner is there a picture of this fabled beast, I should have my CDR Operator in a few weeks

Looking to top it with the 507k, not sure on a light yet, but leaning toward the Olight PR3 Valkyrie

 

[rcurtner]

By the way, I have the EPS and the SCS and I much prefer the EPS. However, most people are under the impression that the EPS and EPS Carry are significantly different in size, but the windows are neglibly different. If you are looking for the size window you would expect with an RMR footprint you may be disappointed.

I prefer the EPS, still haven't located the AOS plate for it. Have four pistols with EPS optics really like them.

 

[rcurtner]

@rcurtner is there a picture of this fabled beast, I should have my CDR Operator in a few weeks

Looking to top it with the 507k, not sure on a light yet, but leaning toward the Olight PR3 Valkyrie

 

[McGanksta]

Going to re-bump this thread.
Picking up the pistol on Friday, and managed to get a A12b plate (RMSc).
The pistol comes with a voucher for another plate for $40, if I recall.

So I am looking for a listing of the widths of the different plates, so I can see how much wider they will be compared to the slide.

Also, willing to take recommendations for a different mounting footprint as well.
I know very little about Red dot optics, this is my crash course in them.

Thank you all in advance

McG

 

[rcurtner]

Just for example 2/16" both sides on SA 1911 AOS slide using A14B plate. You might checkout freedom gorilla they have a pretty good fitment guide for numerous platforms & dot optics.