Springfield AOS optic footprint and plates

The Springfield AOS is a factory plate system, not an optic footprint. 1 pistol uses it, and its plates present the DPP, Docter, RMR and RMSc footprints.

Springfield Armory Adaptive Optics System (AOS), co-developed with Agency Arms. Used on the 1911 DS Prodigy and other 1911 AOS pistols (Ronin/Emissary/Operator/TRP AOS). Billet-steel plates with an integral rear sight present the RMR, Shield (RMSc), Leupold DeltaPoint Pro, and Docter footprints. No ACRO plate is offered, which distinguishes AOS from the Echelon VIS system.

Family: Springfield Adaptive Optics System (AOS) Screw count: 0 Mounting: proprietary_plate Optics: 0 Pistols: 1

Footprint specifications are compiled from manufacturer drawings and optic spec sheets.

Pistols with the Springfield AOS system · 1

Plates available

Presents Plate Sources Optics that fit
DPP OEM/Aftermarket Springfield AOS optic plate (DPP) springfield-armory.com 15 optics
Docter OEM/Aftermarket Springfield AOS optic plate (Docter) springfield-armory.com 6 optics
RMR OEM/Aftermarket Springfield AOS optic plate (RMR) springfield-armory.com 33 optics
RMSc OEM/Aftermarket Springfield AOS optic plate (RMSc) springfield-armory.com 30 optics

Frequently asked

Which pistols use the Springfield AOS system?

1 pistol uses the Springfield AOS plate system, including the Springfield Armory 1911 DS Prodigy.

Which optics fit the Springfield AOS?

Its plates present the DPP footprint (15 optics), Docter footprint (6 optics), RMR footprint (33 optics) and RMSc footprint (30 optics). Pick the plate for the footprint your optic uses.

Do I need a plate?

Yes. The Springfield AOS does not take an optic directly. Fit one of its plates: OEM/Aftermarket Springfield AOS optic plate (DPP), OEM/Aftermarket Springfield AOS optic plate (Docter), OEM/Aftermarket Springfield AOS optic plate (RMR) and OEM/Aftermarket Springfield AOS optic plate (RMSc).