M&P C.O.R.E.

[buell508 6]

Any one have one?

Looking for opinions on what optics fit, work best.

I bought a .40 core for a good price, now I'm thinking I may as well mount a red dot.

[Purple Patrick 638]

This thread needs more pics bro lets see it

 

 

Sent from my hidden under ground bunker between Taco Bell and the dry cleaner

[Soju 153]

 If you bought a CORE then you definitely should mount a red dot! Also,

 

 
 

[JackDaWack 2,895]

i doubt anyone here owns one yet, but from another thread i believe the trijicon works best for a slide mount pistol. And yeah, why else own one other then to put a red dot on it?

[buell508 6]

I will get pics (no smart phone) after work.

[laabci 0]

The S&W website has a list of compatible sights -  I believe there are 6 of them.

[millsan1 3]

I am picking up my CORE 5" in 9MM in a couple weeks.  (OGAM)

 

Probably going to put the Trijicon on it.

[High Exposure 5,666]

The Trijicon RMR series is the way to go. I have an RMR02 on a Glock 35 .40 with just over 1K rounds down range over the last year. I am still on the same battery and I have had no issues with holding zero or electronic failure despite the comparatively stout recoil of the .40 S&W round.

 

If you are concerned, Trijicon has improved the internals and windage/elevation adjustment systems on the newest version of all RMR models specifically for pistol mounting. Seems Trijicon didn't think their product would be used that way and the few failures they have been having (mostly loss of zero) were a surprise. They have since made the internals more robust along with the zeroing mechanics. These new more rugged optics are shipping now.