What red dots fit the Canik METE SFT Pro?
Page last updated . Data compiled September 2026 by Andrew Terrebonne.
28 of the 77 optics tracked here mount to this slide. This slide uses Canik METE optic cut (RMSc plus RMRcc or RMR).
No plate neededPlate neededDoesn’t fit
Mount systemCanik METE optic cut (RMSc plus RMRcc or RMR)
Optics that fit28 of 77
Direct mount0
No plate to buy15
Plate to buy13
Plate to slideper optic manual; Canik's manuals give no torque figure
No plate to buy counts the direct mounts plus the pairings whose plate normally comes in the pistol's or the optic's box. Box contents change between production runs, so check yours before counting on it.
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Same slide cutThe Canik METE SFT, Canik METE SFx and Canik METE SF share this slide's optic cut
(Canik METE optic cut (RMSc plus RMRcc or RMR)), so the optics, plates and screws below are the same for
all of them. What differs between the models is under "On this model", where there is anything.
How this slide mounts an opticCanik cuts the METE slide for two patterns at once. One is Shield RMSc, on every METE. The other changed during production: Canik lists RMRcc on earlier slides and RMR on later ones (METE SFT from serial 25CC08376, METE SFT Pro from 25CY04801, METE SFx from 26BY00001, METE SF after 25BU15401, which it words as "RMSc and RMR"). Canik's manuals say the pistol comes with three optic interfaces (numbers 1, 2 and 3): 1 and 2 take the RMSc pattern optics (Canik names Shield RMS, RMSc and SMSc, JPoint, SIG ROMEOZero, Sightmark Mini Shot A-Spec M3, Swampfox Sentinel and the Mecanik MO1), and 3 takes the RMR pattern. An optic goes on one of them, not straight onto the slide. Canik says to use only the screws that came with the pistol to mount an optic; for the RMR-pattern interface 3, only the #6-32 screws in the optic's own box, not the M3 or M4 screws packed for other footprints. Canik's product pages say a pistol's case holds two or three interfaces, so check the case. Only the RMSc pattern is listed as a fit here: the second one depends on your serial, so check it against Canik's product page before buying an RMR or RMRcc optic. Canik names no Holosun K optic, and no Canik document gives a torque for the interfaces or the optic screws. Source: Canik, METE SFT product page (serial numbers by optic footprint) ↗; Canik, METE SFx product page ↗; Canik, METE SF product page ↗; Canik, METE SFT Pro product page ↗.
Every optic, and how it mounts
Adapter plates for the Canik METE SFT Pro
| Plate | Gives you | Source | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canik interface 01 or 02 → RMScCanik's manual packs M4 screws with the pistol for interfaces 1 and 2, and says to use only those to install the interface bases. Interface 1 is the one Canik lists for the Shield RMS and SMS family, JPoint and AMS; 2 for the RMSc and SMSc. Canik gives no thread or torque for the optic's own screws. | Shield RMSc | Canik factory ↗ | in the box |
| METE → Holosun K DOGTAGCalculated Kinetics' aluminum plate for the METE, with rear iron sights built in. Canik names no Holosun K optic on its own interfaces. | Holosun K | Calculated Kinetics ↗ | $60–95 |
| METE → ACROCalculated Kinetics lists an ACRO-footprint plate for the METE. Canik lists no ACRO interface for it. | Aimpoint ACRO | Calculated Kinetics ↗ | $60–95 |
| METE 509T DOGTAGShown sold out on Calculated Kinetics' page when read (2026-10-01). | Holosun 509T | Calculated Kinetics ↗ | $60–95 |
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