What red dots fit the Walther PDP Full Size (1.0)?
Page last updated . Data compiled September 2026 by Andrew Terrebonne.
59 of the 77 optics tracked here mount to this slide. This slide uses Walther PDP 1.0 optic cut.
No plate neededPlate neededDoesn’t fit
Mount systemWalther PDP 1.0 optic cut
Optics that fit59 of 77
No plate needed0
Plate to buy59
Plate to slideapproximately 2 Nm (17.7 in-lb)
New to red dots? What footprint, plate, co-witness and the rest mean
Cheapest ways to mount it
Cheapest overall$85–210Cyelee Cat / Wolfplate: PDP Gen1 optic plate, RMR footprint (2844079)Build sheet
Same slide cutThe Walther PDP Compact (1.0), Walther PDP F-Series, Walther PDP Pro SD, Walther PDP Pro, Walther PDP Steel Frame and Walther PDP Compact F-Series share this slide's optic cut
(Walther PDP 1.0 optic cut), 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 opticWalther sells its own plates for this cut (its "Gen1" plates, for the flat-bottomed cut), and C&H makes more. PDP 1.0 and PDP 2.0 plates are not interchangeable, so confirm which slide you have before ordering. Source: Walther Arms, PDP Gen1 Optic Plate, RMR (Generation 1 Optic Cut, flat bottom) ↗; Walther Arms, PDP Gen2 Optic Plate, Doctor (Generation 2 Optic Cut, lug bottom) ↗.
Every optic, and how it mounts
Adapter plates for the Walther PDP Full Size (1.0)
| Plate | Gives you | Source | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| PDP Gen1 optic plate, RMR footprint (2844079)Walther's name for the footprint is "RMR", and its manual numbers this mount base 02 (Trijicon). | Trijicon RMR | Walther factory ↗ | $25–60 |
| PDP 1.0 → RMR / Holosun CC&H packs a set of 4-40 optic screws for each optic it lists, so it fits only those; the Walther plate above takes any RMR-footprint optic. | Trijicon RMR | C&H Precision ↗ | $25–60 |
| PDP 1.0 → Docter / VenomWalther's Gen 1 "Vortex" plate; its manual lists mount bases for Docter (01) and Vortex (06). | Docter / Noblex | Walther factory ↗ | $25–60 |
| PDP 1.0 → DeltaPoint ProWalther's name for the footprint is "Leupold Delta Point Pro", and its manual numbers this mount base 04 (Leupold). | Leupold DeltaPoint Pro | Walther factory ↗ | $25–60 |
| PDP 1.0 → RMSc | Shield RMSc | Aftermarket | $25–60 |
| PDP 1.0 → Aimpoint ACRO (steel)C&H names the Aimpoint ACRO, ACRO P1 and P2, its own Duty and the Colt MRS-1; not the Steiner MPS. | Aimpoint ACRO | C&H Precision ↗ | $60–95 |
| PDP 1.0 → Holosun 407K / 507K / Osight SC&H sells a separate PDP 1.0 plate for the EPS family. | Holosun K Shield RMSc | C&H Precision ↗ | $25–60 |
| PDP 1.0 → Holosun EPS / EPS Carry / SCS CarryA separate plate from C&H's 407K / 507K one. | Holosun K | C&H Precision ↗ | $25–60 |
| PDP 1.0 → Holosun 509TC&H says it will not work with the Holosun HE509-RD ACSS Vulcan. | Holosun 509T | C&H Precision ↗ | $25–60 |
Iron sights that co-witness
Typical co-witness by optic type; figures published for this slide are below, with their source.
Sight heights published for 15 optics on this slide
- Trijicon RMR Type 2
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Night Fision · extreme low · front .290 / rear .313 in
- Trijicon SRO
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Holosun 507C X2
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/5 · front .290 / rear .313 in
- Holosun 407C X2
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/5 · front .290 / rear .313 in
- Holosun 508T X2
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/5 · front .290 / rear .313 in
- Swampfox Justice II
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Night Fision · extreme low · front .290 / rear .313 in
- Swampfox Liberty II
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Night Fision · extreme low · front .290 / rear .313 in
- Ameriglo Haven
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Shield Sights RMS2
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Holosun EPS
- Night Fision · absolute · front .290 / rear .313 in
- Leupold DeltaPoint Pro
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Vortex Venom
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Burris FastFire 3
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Aimpoint ACRO P-2
- Night Fision · absolute · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .330 / rear .353 in
- Holosun 509T
- Night Fision · lower 1/3 · front .469 / rear .494 in
- Night Fision · lower 1/5 · front .330 / rear .353 in
Heights are front / rear in inches, as each sight maker measures its own sights. That's not a deck height, and it doesn't compare across makers to the thousandth. Absolute puts the front sight level with the dot; lower 1/3 and lower 1/5 sit it lower in the window. A sight maker sells a handful of fixed heights, so optics of similar height share one set: the same figures under two optics are the maker's chart saying so, not a copy.
GuidesSuppressor-height sights: will your irons co-witness? · Installing a red dot: what the makers say
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