507k-x2 for P-10s

[Kench]

I just bought a 507k-x2 for my P-10s. Looking for a plate that will fit that footprint and everyone says it's the RMSC one. Does anyone know if this https://benstoegerproshop.com/cz-p-10-shadow-2-optic-plate-adapter-for-deltapoint-pro-shield-rms/ will work?

[Dred]

No.  That plate has recoil lugs front and rear.  The 507k only uses shallow recoil lugs on the front.  It is possible to grind down those rear posts and shorten the fronts to fit a 507k to that plate.

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[Kench]

Is there a plate that will work without having to modify it?

[Duke Nukem]

I didn't find a plate for the 507k, I filed off the rear lugs and shortened the front ones.  It was quick and easy.

[Kench]

I didn't find a plate for the 507k, I filed off the rear lugs and shortened the front ones.  It was quick and easy.

What plate did you use then, and what did you use to file them down? A dremel?

[Dred]

Is there a plate that will work without having to modify it?

Here is the skinny.  The Holosun 507k is "waterPROOF".  They could not accomodate the RMSC rear lugs or complete front lugs AND remain waterproof.

Hopefully soon: plates in the 507k pattern which will secure the 507k and RMSC and ...

Mine is not installed on a plate; had my slide milled.  Note that mine isn't installed on a CZ which is why I am only responding to "template" issues.

The following link (scroll down to Shield Standard and Modification of Shield Standard) give technical specs:

https://optics-info.com/footprints-on-red-dot-sights/


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[Duke Nukem]

I didn't find a plate for the 507k, I filed off the rear lugs and shortened the front ones.  It was quick and easy.

What plate did you use then, and what did you use to file them down? A dremel?

I used a plate for a DeltaPoint Pro.  I used a fine mill file and worked carefully, especially for the front posts.  I had my calipers at hand  and checked the fit frequently.  The metal was pretty soft, I think you'd get in trouble with a dremel very quickly.

[Kench]

Is there a plate that will work without having to modify it?

Here is the skinny.  The Holosun 507k is "waterPROOF".  They could not accomodate the RMSC rear lugs or complete front lugs AND remain waterproof.

Hopefully soon: plates in the 507k pattern which will secure the 507k and RMSC and ...

Mine is not installed on a plate; had my slide milled.  Note that mine isn't installed on a CZ which is why I am only responding to "template" issues.

The following link (scroll down to Shield Standard and Modification of Shield Standard) give technical specs:

https://optics-info.com/footprints-on-red-dot-sights/


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Thank you, I should have done a bit more research before ordering. Figured it would be much easier than it is to get a 507k on a P-10s.

I didn't find a plate for the 507k, I filed off the rear lugs and shortened the front ones.  It was quick and easy.

What plate did you use then, and what did you use to file them down? A dremel?

I used a plate for a DeltaPoint Pro.  I used a fine mill file and worked carefully, especially for the front posts.  I had my calipers at hand  and checked the fit frequently.  The metal was pretty soft, I think you'd get in trouble with a dremel very quickly.

Do you mind linking me to the one you used?

[Duke Nukem]

My pistol wasn't optic ready, so I used a dovetail mount from EGW.  Now that I've tried it, I should have saved my money for slide milling, this works fine but it sits higher than it needs to.

 I really like the Holosun, though!

[Kench]

My pistol wasn't optic ready, so I used a dovetail mount from EGW.  Now that I've tried it, I should have saved my money for slide milling, this works fine but it sits higher than it needs to.

 I really like the Holosun, though!

I gotcha. I got a good deal on it so I'm not mad about it but hate the fact it's kind of a pain in the ass compared to what I thought the OR model would be.

[Joe L]

CZ Custom lists a plate now for the 507k and an optics ready P-10 slide.  I think it is a PT-9.  My original PT-2 plate fits the 507C and 507c-x2 just fine, but I moved that sight to my P-10F, and ordered the 507k-x2 and PT-9 plate for my P-10S.  Should be here next week and out to the range for zero and maybe 100 yard session by Thursday.  Looking forward to the narrower sight on the P-10S.
Joe