Red Dot & Holographic Sights

• What this is: 450+ red dot, reflex and holographic sights — Holosun, Trijicon, Sig Sauer, EOTech, Shield Sights, Primary Arms and TruGlo.
• Check first: footprint. A pistol dot only fits if its pattern matches your slide cut.
• Open or enclosed: enclosed emitters cost more but keep lint, rain and holster debris off the lens — worth it on a carry gun.
• Reach past 200 yards: add a flip-to-side magnifier behind the dot.
• How you get it: optics ship to your door, no FFL needed.

Western Sport stocks 450+ red dot, reflex and holographic sights — Holosun, Trijicon, Sig Sauer, EOTech, Shield Sights, Primary Arms and TruGlo.

What we carry

Full-size tube and open-reflex sights for rifles and shotguns, EOTech holographic sights, pistol micro dots in every common footprint, enclosed-emitter dots built for duty and carry, solar-and-battery models with multi-year runtimes, and green-reticle options for shooters who see red dots poorly. Add a flip-to-side magnifier to stretch a dot out past 200 yards.

Footprint is the first question

A pistol dot only fits if its footprint matches your slide cut — Trijicon RMR, Shield RMSc, Leupold DeltaPoint Pro, Aimpoint ACRO and Holosun K-series are all different patterns. Check the cut on your slide before you buy the optic, and if the two do not match, an adapter plate usually bridges the gap. Enclosed emitters cost more but keep lint, rain and holster debris off the lens, which matters on a carry gun.

Mounting it

Rifle dots need a mount at the right height: see rings and mounts for one-piece cantilevers and risers. Not sure which footprint or plate your slide takes? Send us a message with the make and model and we will tell you what fits.