Optics Ready Pistols

Step into speed and precision with optics-ready pistols—built for shooters who want faster target acquisition and red dot compatibility right out of the box. Perfect for competition, concealed carry, or home defense.

Additional Optics Ready Pistols Info

This collection features a wide range of optics-ready pistols perfect for modern shooters. Whether you’re upgrading your everyday carry with a red dot-ready Glock 19 MOS or dialing in your competition game with a Staccato or SIG P320, these handguns are built for speed and accuracy. Red dot sights have become a game-changer in defensive shooting, and manufacturers are responding with factory-cut slides that support the most popular optics on the market. Gunprime offers optics-ready models from top brands like Glock, SIG Sauer, Springfield Armory, Walther, FN, and more. You’ll find compact, full-size, and even micro-compact options chambered in 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, and beyond. Many include modular optics plates or co-witness-ready sights. Shop now to take advantage of fast shipping, daily deals, and one of the best selections of red dot-ready handguns online.
An optics-ready pistol comes from the factory with a slide cut that allows for mounting red dot sights without modification. Most include adapter plates or mounting screws.
Yes, most optics-ready pistols retain backup iron sights, and many are co-witnessed for use alongside a red dot.
Yes, many carry-friendly models like the Glock 43X MOS and SIG P365X are optics-ready and compact enough for EDC.
Compatibility depends on the footprint—common options include the RMR, RMSc, and Holosun K-series. Check your pistol’s mounting plate.
Yes, even factory-installed optics need to be zeroed to your preferred distance, typically 10–25 yards.
Slightly. You’re paying for the precision-cut slide and sometimes added accessories, but it’s cheaper than custom milling.
The Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP and SIG P365X are popular beginner-friendly picks with manageable recoil and included plates.
In most states, yes—but always check local and state regulations, especially if the optic increases overall height.
Yes, but it requires gunsmith slide milling or dovetail-mounted adapters, which may void warranties.
Increasingly, yes—models like the Glock 45 MOS and SIG P320 RX are popular in law enforcement and military circles.