Accessories for Beretta 92X RDO

RDO stands for red dot optic: the 92X RDO leaves the factory with its slide cut for one. Choosing the plate is the only step between the gun and a working dot.

Seven plates

Five come from Beretta, one per footprint: RMR, RTS, Docter, DPP and Acro. Two come from Toni System; each accepts several footprints, so one plate can serve if you switch between similar optics. All of them share the 92X family cut, so they also fit the 92X, 92XI, 92 GTS and M9A4.

Why a dot on the 92X

With a dot your eye stays on the target rather than on two sights at different distances. On a DA/SA gun it also helps on the long first double action pull, because you can see the dot move and correct.

Picking the optic

Compare window size and dot size, then match the footprint to a plate here. Use the optic screws that match the plate thickness, usually supplied with the dot.

All seven are in Optics ready plates for Beretta 92X RDO, each with the list of optics it takes.

Frequently asked questions

Which footprint is most common?

The RMR footprint is used by many makers; check your optic's specification.

Will my irons be visible through the dot?

That depends on sight height; standard sights usually sit below the window.