The red dot has taken over practical shooting. USPSA Carry Optics and Limited Optics are now among the largest divisions in the sport, and a dot on a pistol has gone from novelty to default. Ben Stoeger Pro Shop stocks the optics that hold up to a match season — and the mounting hardware to get them on your gun correctly.
MOA describes the size of the dot at 100 yards. A 2 MOA dot covers about two inches at 100 yards and is more precise at distance. A 6 MOA dot is faster to pick up on the draw and at speed but covers more of the target. Most competition shooters land somewhere between 3 and 6 MOA; many shooters find a larger dot easier to find under time pressure.
An optic is only as reliable as its mount. Most optics-ready pistols need a plate specific to both your slide cut and your optic's footprint. We stock plates from C&H Precision, Forward Controls Design, and Calculated Kinetics for Glock MOS, CZ, Sig, Walther PDP, Staccato, Springfield and more. If your slide isn't optics-ready, a dovetail mount is the no-milling option.
Browse all optic mounts and adapter plates, or find mounts for your specific platform under Gun Parts.
Not sure what fits? Our team shoots the same equipment we sell — call us and we'll sort it out.