Optics ready plates for American Precision Firearms models

This collection contains optic plates for American Precision Firearms (APF) pistols with a factory optic cut. They are also called optics ready plates. The plates fit the Strike One Ergal and Ergal Pro Optics Ready models. The same plates also fit the Arsenal Firearms Ergal and Ergal Pro. The plate goes into the optic cut and lets you mount a red dot with a matching footprint.

Choose the plate by your red dot footprint

Both plates are made by Toni System in Italy from aluminium:

• Type A fits red dots with a Shield RMSc, Leupold DPP or Docter footprint.
• Type B fits red dots with a Trijicon RMR or C-More RTS footprint.

Check the footprint of your red dot first, then choose the type that lists it.

Installation

Remove the factory cover plate from the optic cut. Screw the optic plate into its place, then screw the red dot onto the plate. No milling is needed and you can do it yourself. Threadlocker on the screws is recommended.

Related collections

For APF pistols without an optic cut, a red dot mount replaces the rear sight. See Red dot mounts for American Precision Firearms models. For other pistol brands, see Optics ready plates.

Frequently asked questions

Do these plates fit the Arsenal Firearms Strike One?

Yes. They fit the Strike One Ergal and Ergal Pro Optics Ready from both APF and Arsenal Firearms.

Can I install an optic plate on my APF Strike One at home?

Yes. You need no gunsmith and no milling.

1. Remove the cover plate from the optic cut.
2. Screw the optic plate into the cut.
3. Screw the red dot onto the plate.

Put a drop of threadlocker on every screw.

Which red dots will fit my APF Strike One?

It depends on the plate you choose. Every plate takes one footprint or a group of footprints. For APF Strike One pistols we have plates for the Trijicon RMR, Shield RMSc, Leupold DPP, Docter and C-More RTS footprints. Type A takes Shield RMSc, Leupold DPP and Docter, type B takes Trijicon RMR and C-More RTS.

Choose your red dot first and find its footprint in the specifications. Then take the plate with the same footprint.