C&H Precision Springfield Prodigy Plates – Secure, Reliable Optic Mounting

Equip your Springfield Prodigy with a precision-engineered optic plate from C&H Precision — trusted by competitive shooters, law enforcement, and firearm enthusiasts who demand a perfect fit and lasting durability. These plates are CNC-machined to exact tolerances, providing a rock-solid mounting solution for your favorite red dot sights.

Whether you’re running a Holosun 509T, 407k/507k, Holosun EPS, or Trijicon RMR, each plate is designed to align perfectly with your pistol’s slide while maintaining zero through thousands of rounds. The result is faster target acquisition, improved accuracy, and complete confidence in your setup.

Popular Springfield Prodigy Plate Options:

• Holosun 509T Plate – Enclosed emitter durability for all-weather use

• 407k / 507k Plate – Compact and lightweight for carry or competition

• Holosun EPS Plate – Enclosed design with enhanced clarity and protection

• Trijicon RMR / Holosun 407c / 507c / 508t Plate – Legendary toughness with multi-reticle options

Each C&H Precision plate is crafted from premium materials, finished with protective coatings, and tested to handle the recoil impulse of the Springfield Prodigy. If you want unmatched optic stability and performance, this is the upgrade you’ve been looking for.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will these plates fit both 5” and 4.25” Springfield Prodigy models?
A: Yes — C&H Precision plates are compatible with all Springfield Prodigy slide lengths using the correct footprint.

Q: Do these plates work with RMSc optics?
A: No, these are designed for specific footprints like RMR, 509T, or EPS. Be sure to choose the plate that matches your optic’s footprint.

Q: Can I install it myself?
A: Yes, with the right torque tools and thread locker — but professional installation ensures maximum reliability and correct fitment.

Q: What’s the benefit of an enclosed emitter optic like the 509T or EPS?
A: Enclosed optics protect the emitter from dirt, moisture, and debris, making them more reliable in extreme conditions.

Q: Will my iron sights co-witness with a mounted red dot?
A: That depends on your optic height and sight setup — in most cases, taller suppressor-height sights are required for co-witnessing.

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