Red dot mounts for Beretta

Many Beretta pistols, from the classic 92 to the PX4, have no optics cut. A mount in the rear dovetail gives them a dot without milling, and the factory sights can go back on whenever you like.

Dovetail mounts

On these slides the dot goes into the rear sight dovetail. The 92, 96, 98, M9A1 and M9A3 have Toni System mounts in both footprint letters and EGW mounts for RMR, Docter or type S footprints. The APX, the APX Combat and the PX4 each have their own Toni System pair, and the PX4 also an Outer Impact type C. Choose your gun first, then the footprint of your optic: type A takes RMSc, DPP and Docter, type B takes RMR and RTS.

Frame mounts for the 92X Performance

The 92X Performance, Open version included, can also carry the optic on the accessory rail under the barrel, where it does not move with the slide. Toni System makes it for RMR, for RMSc, RTS, Docter and DPP (type H), for C-More SR and related footprints, and as a universal mount. Slide mounts in type A and B exist for the 92X Performance too.

Beretta 1301

For the 1301 Competition and Competition Pro shotguns, Toni System mounts in type A and B carry a dot for fast aiming with slugs or at mixed distances.

Each gun has its own page with only the mounts that fit it, such as Red dot mounts for Beretta 92, Red dot mounts for Beretta 1301, Red dot mounts for Beretta 92X Performance, Red dot mounts for Beretta APX and Red dot mounts for Beretta PX4.

Frequently asked questions

Slide mount or frame mount on the 92X Performance?

A frame mount keeps the optic still while the slide moves; a slide mount is simpler and stays closer to a standard setup. Check what your division allows.

Does a 92 mount fit my 92X?

Only if the product lists it. The 92X Performance has its own mounts.