Forward Controls Design OPF Optics Platform for Walther PDP - Trijicon RMR

Based on our successful Glock MOS compatible plate design, OPF-PDP, RMR is made for the superb Walther PDP and Trijicon RMR.

Featuring the same tight tolerances and design that hold the sight immobile on the plate, OPF-PDP, RMR was created to satisfy LE and defensive carry users demand for an RMR plate that we've created for Glock MOS.  We did have some reservations, for we're a small company, and only choose to take on projects where we can truly bring improvement to the platform, it is not our goal to create a plate for every pistol that can accept one, nor every optic that exists.

PDP v2 has lugs and means to prevent the plate and optic on top from moving laterally and rotating.

Machined from solid 1018 steel and black nitride treated.  As with any and all OPF line of optics plates, OPF-PDP, RMR is a solid state design with no moving parts.

OPF-PDP, RMR does not require a sealing plate for RMR.

Torque Value:

• Plate to slide torque value: 13in/lb
• Sight to plate torque value: 9in/lb

Ameriglo GL-811 or GL-506 will work with OPF-DPP, RMR and provide lower 1/3 co-witness.

Proudly designed in Texas, and made in ID, USA.

Please NOTE:

• Trijicon's new RCR and RMR HD are both compatible with OPF-PDP, RMR. If you have an RCR, you must use the capstan screws that came with the RCR.
• OPF-PDP v2, RMR is compatible with PDP-F.  V1 plate is NOT compatible with PDP-F.
• For the Walther PDP, we came across challenges we didn't encounter with the GLOCK MOS, namely, the PDP optics cut lacks an anti-shift, anti-rotation mechanism found on the GLOCKMOS.  The plate can't move along the bore much due to its being enclosed in the pocket, but it is possible to rotate it, and shift it laterally before the screws are installed.
• V2 PDP slides have a longer optics cut, the serial numbers start with FDL9203, FDM0001, FDN3124).  V1 PDP optics cut is 1.85" at the longest, while v2 cut is 1.93 at the longest.  Please be sure to check your serial number and/or measure the optics cut before choosing the correct plate.