ADE Red Dot Mounting Plate Compatible with Springfield XD XD(M) XDS Non-OSP Models – Dual Footprint Fits Docter/Noblex & RMSc Red Dot Sights - Works with Osight SE, Vortex Venom Enclosed, Holosun 407K

My husband loves this. The quality is great. It was easy to mount and fits perfect.

Fits my XDS-9, wish there were more options for other types of red dots. But this will do.

Not even close to fitting my pistol. Processing the return today!!! Absolutely wrong description!

i used this to mount a red dot sight on my springfield armory xds .45. its a little wider than my slide but that is because an xds is the slim model,which is why its narrower. works perfectly so far.

Precision fit and rock-solid performance. Great budget option for customizing optics setup.

Great product! As described!

best if use sight vise to install

After installing the mount and optic using the manufacturer-recommended torque of 12 inch-pounds, I experienced an accident in which the optic and mounting base detached from the pistol during use and struck me in the face. Fortunately, I was wearing safety glasses, which prevented any injury. Initially, I assumed this incident may have been due to an installation error on my part. However, as a result of the incident, one mounting screw and a metal alignment pin from the slide support were lost, requiring me to purchase a second mounting base. I reinstalled the new base, once again carefully ensuring the correct torque specification was applied. Unfortunately, the same failure occurred again under identical conditions. Following this second incident, I conducted a detailed inspection and determined the root cause of the failure. The screws provided to secure the mounting base to the slide are not of adequate length. Specifically: * The mounting base thickness is 3.5 mm * The slide receiver depth is 1.8 mm * The total screw length is 4.7 mm This configuration results in only 1.2 mm of effective thread engagement, leaving approximately 0.6 mm of thread missing for proper fastening. In practical terms, only about **66% of the thread is engaged**, which is insufficient for a secure and safe mounting under recoil. From my perspective, this represents a clear design flaw that poses a safety risk to the end user.