Turning Rear Iron Sights Into An Optic

Published on July 18, 2025
Duration: 0:52

This video demonstrates how to convert a standard Glock into an optics-ready pistol using the Dove Mount system, which replaces the rear iron sight. The reviewer tests the mount's durability by racking the slide against a table and performing live fire, confirming it holds zero under stress. A discount code is provided for viewers interested in the system.

Quick Summary

The Dove Mount system converts non-MOS Glock models into optics-ready pistols by replacing the rear iron sight. Costing around $100, it's a durable and affordable solution, proven to hold zero even after stress tests like racking the slide against a table.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Stress Test
  2. 00:05Dove Mount System Explained
  3. 00:22Accuracy & Durability Testing
  4. 00:38Conclusion & Discount Code

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I mount an optic on a non-optics-ready Glock?

You can use the Dove Mount system, which replaces your rear iron sight with a mounting platform for red dot sights. This converts a standard Glock into an optics-ready pistol without needing a slide modification.

Is the Dove Mount system durable enough for hard use?

Yes, the Dove Mount system was tested by racking the Glock slide against a table. The optic held zero after this stress test, indicating good durability for practical use.

What is the cost of the Dove Mount system?

The Dove Mount system is an affordable option, costing around $100. This makes it a cost-effective way to add an optic to your Glock pistol.

What Glock models are compatible with the Dove Mount?

The Dove Mount system is designed for non-MOS (Modular Optic System) Glock models. It provides an optics mounting solution for Glocks that do not come factory-ready for red dot sights.

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