Shield Arms Revolver Optic Conversion Mount for Smith & Wesson 442 RMSC

Shield Arms Revolver Optic Conversion Mount for Smith & Wesson 442 RMSC

SHIELD ARMS
SKU:
SA-SA-ROC-442-RMSC
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UPC:
810159261111
$135.00
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Width:
5.75 (in)
Height:
1.75 (in)
Depth:
7.50 (in)
Current Stock:
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Description
Shield Arms Revolver Optic Conversion (R.O.C.), Fits S&W 442/642/432/43C/351C, RMSc Footprint, Aluminum Construction, Anodized Finish, Black, Includes Mounting Hardware SA-ROC-442-RMSC

Enhance your Smith & Wesson 442 RMSC revolver with the Shield Arms Revolver Optic Conversion (R.O.C.) Mount, designed to facilitate the attachment of a red dot sight (RDS). This innovative mount transforms your traditional iron sight setup into a modern, precision aiming system, enabling faster target acquisition and improved accuracy. Crafted from durable materials and finished in a sleek black color, the R.O.C. mount seamlessly integrates with your firearm, providing a reliable platform for your optics. Whether for personal defense or recreational shooting, this conversion enhances your revolver's performance without compromising its classic design. Installation is straightforward, making it accessible for both professional gunsmiths and experienced enthusiasts looking to upgrade their firearm's sighting capabilities. The lightweight design ensures that your revolver's handling remains comfortable while offering the advantages of modern sight technology. Invest in the Shield Arms R.O.C. mount to maximize your revolver's potential and enjoy a significant upgrade in shooting confidence and speed.

Features:

  • Designed specifically for Smith & Wesson 442 RMSC revolvers
  • Allows for attachment of red dot sights (RDS)
  • Constructed from durable, high-quality materials
  • Sleek black finish complements firearm aesthetics
  • Easy to install with standard mounting procedures
  • Enhances target acquisition speed and accuracy
  • Lightweight design maintains firearm handling balance