MAC 9 Optic Plates are not hard to find, but being able to co witness seems difficult. We took the guess work out of it! With every MAC 9 DS DOGTAG Optic Plate that we offer, we include a front sight! Already bought a plate from us? Don't worry, we offer the front sight only as well.
Overview video- click here
Holosun EPS-
- 7075 hard anodized
- Co witness with our integrated rear iron sights on our DOGTAG optic plate and the included Angry Bear Arms front iron sight lower 1/3rd. Video click here
- 6-48 X 0.25" Mounting Screws in clear bag included to mount plate to gun. For spares click here
- M3 X 9MM in blue bag included to mount optic to plate. For spares click here
RMR Footprint Optics (except forward protruding optics like SRO/RMR HD/507 Promax)
- 7075 hard anodized
- Co witness with our integrated rear iron sights on our DOGTAG optic plate and the included Angry Bear Arms front iron sight lower 1/6th. Video click here
- 6-48 X 0.25" Mounting Screws in clear bag included to mount plate to gun. For spares click here
- 6-32 X 8.3MM in blue bag included to mount Holosun and Osight Optics. For spares click here
- 6-32 X 0.417" in red bag included to mount Trijicon RMR/RMR Type 2. For spare click here
ACRO Footprint/MPS-
- 7075 hard anodized
- Co witness with our integrated rear iron sights on our DOGTAG optic plate and the included Angry Bear Arms front iron sight lower 1/8th with ACRO and lower 1/4th with MPS 1.0/2.0. Video click here
- 6-48 X 0.25" Mounting Screws in clear bag included to mount plate to gun. For spares click here
- If ordering the MPS DOGTAG Optic Plate a 3D printed insert will be included to remove the gap between the front of the optic and rear of the DOGTAG. Insert will work for MPS 1.0 and 2.0
Angry Bear Iron Sight Only
- Made by Angry Bear Arms to work with our plate. Will work with Agency Prodigy plates
- Will not work with MAC included plate or other manufactures optic plates.
As always, included with the plate is hardware to mount it, Torx Bit, and a small tube of Vibratite to complete the job.
Different guns cycle at different rates and different forces. Some screws are thicker than others and hold optics and plates of different weights. We recommend replacing screws every 10,000 rounds to minimize risk and a potential screw failure.