[NRAAM 2024] Protect Arms ROC

For the 2024 NRA Annual Assembly Protect Arms has introduced out a brand new method to simply mount pink dot optics to non-optics-ready Smith & Wesson Mannequin 442 J-frame revolvers. The brand new Protect Arms ROC – Revolver Optics Conversion is a no-mill choice that may simply bolted onto your small body revolver to make a mounting platform for a small pistol pink dot. Mounting to the facet of the revolver it extends excessive of the revolver with a really flush optics mounting level. All of the whereas it has a smaller profile that doesn’t impede cylinder entry in any respect. Whereas constructed particularly for the Smith & Wesson Mannequin 442 J-frame revolvers with this primary iteration it might probably match different S&W small-frame revolvers. Moreover, there are future plans for increasing the ROC line relying on client demand.

Construct sensible the ROC is precision machined from billet aluminum which is then onerous coat anodized for a sturdy end. The mount of the Protect Arms ROC  attaches to your revolver with the manufacturing unit screws or you need to use titanium substitute screws made by Protect Arms. For mounting the optic itself the Protect Arms ROC comes with interchangeable optics plates for the Protect RMSC and Trijicon RMRcc footprints. A holster choice for carrying a Smith & Wesson Mannequin 442 J-frame revolver with an ROC Revolver Optics Conversion is the PHLster Metropolis Particular Kydex holster.

[NRAAM 2024] Protect Arms ROC – Revolver Optics Conversion Key Options

• Materials – Billet Aluminum
• End – Exhausting Coat Anodization
• Appropriate for Smith & Wesson Mannequin 442 J-frame with growth deliberate
• Mounts on present facet plate screws or with titanium screws from Protect Arms
• Optic Footprint Compatibility – Protect RMSC and Trijicon RMRcc footprints
• MSRP – TBA Count on $100 or decrease
• Obtainable – June

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