More carriers are equipping their pistols with red dot sights. They can get you on target fast. But what if your pistol isn’t cut for a red dot sight mount? You can buy aftermarket slides or pay a gunsmith to cut yours, but that’s not inexpensive.
Strike Industries has another option. If you run a GLOCK pistol, their new Scorpion Universal Reflex Mount will attach to your GLOCK’s dovetail read sight mount.
Strike also includes an optional charging handle for a one-finger slide rack. Price = $54.95.
Here’s their press release . . .
Strike Industries is proud to introduce a revolutionary new product a universal reflex optics mount for the GLOCK™.
A new optional charging handle attachment for advanced ergonomics. With the pull of a finger you are able to charge a round quickly with less force than before.
The universal optics mount with charging handle also includes a slide cover plate adapter to ensure secure installation.
Features:
– Universal optics mount for most proliferated sites in the field
– Super low-profile
– Ability to use an optic without cutting your slide.
– Sleek solid steel construction
– Raised dovetail cut in front of optic made for OEM Glock rear sights
– Cowitness with extra tall 12.70 mm Front Suppressor Sights
– Able to mount on rear dovetail of Glock Slide
– Non-permanent solution for slide-mounted optics.
– Optional Charging Handle ( Removable for Ambidextrous Use )Package includes:
1x Glock Scorpion Universal Mount
1x installation screws
1x installation baseplate
1x optic mounting screws*Compatible with GLOCK™ Models 17-39 (not compatible with GEN5)
I think my days of not taking Strike’s products seriously are coming to a middle.
A product I might actually be interested in..
I was looking at the Suarez Intl. L-mount but will have to consider this as well. Their mount has the irons as part of the mount so it has a very short sight radius and they’re $15 more. Good to have options!
“…their new Scorpion Universal Reflex Mount will attack to your GLOCK’s…”
Attack, attach, what’s the difference, anyways? 😉
It’s a good thing I don’t have a Glock. I really don’t want my rear site to get attacked by a Scorpion.
Bout time someone woke up to this possibility.
Enter the competition.
There’s been retardo picatinny rails that attach this way for quite some time
No chance that bar would get in the way is there > I weep for humanity
Keep your thumbs woke!
The charging handle is optional.
Definitely not for daily carry. That’d snag on your clothes every draw
I think its optional… I hope it is… that would kill my hip…
Did you even read the damn thing its removable fuckboi
No way to have back-up suppressor sights. – HARD PASS
Some micro dots have backup sights cooked into the housing. Just grab one of those.
I like it. It may well undercut “New” optics ready gun and slide sales. Folks would need to functionally check added “final weight” with ammo and recoil spring for reliability.
The Chinese should be having copies coming soon…find em on Ebay and Amazon. Keep the tariffs, buy USA!!!
I must be missing something, because I bought universal red dot mounts that attach to the dovetail for my HKs and Springfields about two years ago. What is different about this product?
what else will they fit
First, send out your handgun to be “melted,” so nothing catches on it, and then screw on a big honking pin that will catch on everything.
I mean, what else is money for?
I have Trijicon RM07s milled into both of my G19s and a G26. No way does this seem like a good way to go. If you are going to make the investment in money and training time to become proficient with an RDS, do it right and get the slide milled. This presents sight over bore issues, no backup irons and the charging handle is hokey. I use the actual RMR itself as a handle on my firearm to rack the slide.
Yes, that’s all very well, but does it come in different colors? Can it be obtained stippled? Textured? Engraved with a Punisher emblem? A Molon Labe one? Why not TWO charging pins, one on each side–at the same time? Can you also get a similar one that plugs into the other end of the slide, replacing the recoil spring guide, so that long ‘scopes can be installed? If not, why not?
Why does no one sell a nifty bayonet that clips onto the rail under the frame? There HAS to be a market!
Also, what is a ‘proliferated site in the field’? Did this information come from an Engrish-Chinese translation? Is the warning “The keeping of fingers from away the pin when gun top goes backish fastly is higly imperative!” included in the instruction book?
GOD, I love Gimmicks4Glocks articles!
Not compatible with Gen 5.
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