Docter, Noblex mounting standard on Leica Tempus Docter Mounting Standard **The screw holes do not accept a 6-32 screw. You can mount these red dots on an adapter designed specifically for the Docter/Noblex mounting standard, but you will not be able to use the screws supplied with them – thinner screws are needed. Consequently, thicker screws are enclosed. * These red dot sights have a Docter/Noblex mounting standard, but the adapter supplied with them has wider threaded sockets than adapters suited for a Docter/Noblex mounting standard. Red dot sights that share this mounting standard: Red Dot Docter/ Noblex standard is simple and reliable. There is a wide range of mounts for this mounting standard on the market, which is one of the main reasons why it is used by so many manufacturers. It has two holes for screws and four sockets in which the pins on the mount/adapter fit, one in each corner.

This is one of the most widely used mounting standards in the field of red dot sights. Next to each sight, there is a link to the dimensions of its footprint (we will gradually be adding these). Within each mounting standard section, the red dot sights that share it are enumerated. Each standard is described and an image of it is added. In this article, the most common mounting standards used on red dot sights are listed. In that case, you want the red dot sight to sit in the cutout perfectly, so taking only the mounting standard into account is not enough you want a red dot sight whose footprint matches the cutout perfectly. Footprint of Shield RMSĭifferentiating between these terms is important, especially if you have a custom pistol slide cut. To give you a better understanding, if the mounting surface was pressed into the sand, the three-dimensional imprint would show (match) the footprint of the device. The term footprint encompasses the mounting standard and the entire bottom surface of the red dot sight. When using the term 'mounting standard' to talk about these sights, we refer to the dimensions of the clamping mechanism on the red dot sight's mounting surface. With Aimpoint Acro, Holosun 509T, and some other standards, there are neither screw holes nor any sockets on the mounting surface. Screw hole pattern and socket pattern form a mounting standard. Red dot sights that share a mounting standard can be mounted on the same adapter. The screw hole pattern (bolt pattern) and the socket pattern form a mounting standard. The socket pattern refers to the dimensions and distances between the sockets on the red dot sight's mounting surface. This is just another term used to refer to the screw hole pattern. The screw hole pattern refers to the screw hole (bolt) position on a red dot sight. This is why we decided to dedicate this paragraph to explaining the differences between the terms screw hole pattern, bolt pattern, socket pattern, mounting standard, and footprint. When this article was first written, there was some inconsistency in the use of terminology.

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