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M&P 5.7 Red Dot Sights – Best Optics for Smith & Wesson 5.7
M&P 5.7 Red Dot Sights
The Smith & Wesson M&P 5.7 is optics-ready out of the box, and pairing it with the right red dot sight takes this pistol to its full potential. Whether you want faster target acquisition, improved accuracy, or a clear sight picture in any lighting condition, adding a red dot gives you a real edge.
Best Red Dot Options for the M&P 5.7
We carry top-performing optics trusted by shooters everywhere:
- Holosun – Known for rugged design, long battery life, and shake-awake technology.
- Trijicon – Battle-proven durability with crystal-clear glass and precise adjustments.
- Other Micro Red Dots – Compact, lightweight optics that keep your pistol balanced and easy to carry.
Each option is chosen for compatibility with the M&P 5.7 so you get a direct fit, no guesswork required.
Why Add a Red Dot to Your M&P 5.7?
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Faster target acquisition compared to iron sights
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Clear aiming point in daylight or low light
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Optics-ready design makes mounting simple
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Great for self-defense, range training, and competition
Installation and Fitment
Mounting a red dot on the M&P 5.7 is straightforward. Many optics share a footprint designed for this platform, and adapter plates are available when needed. We stock the plates and hardware required to ensure your red dot mounts securely and holds zero.
Frequently Asked Questions
What red dots fit the M&P 5.7?
Holosun and Trijicon models are the most popular choices, along with other micro red dots that share the same footprint.
Is the M&P 5.7 optics ready?
Yes. It comes cut for mounting red dot sights, making installation easy with the right plate.
Which Holosun works best with the M&P 5.7?
The Holosun 507K and 509T are excellent fits, offering durability and advanced features.
Can I mount a Trijicon RMR on my M&P 5.7?
Yes. With the proper adapter plate, the Trijicon RMR mounts securely and performs flawlessly.
Do I need a gunsmith to install a red dot?
Most shooters can install it with the right tools and included hardware, though a gunsmith is an option if you want a professional fit.