Red Dot Sight Reviews

Fitment

What red dot fits a Glock 29 Gen5?

This model has no factory optic cut, so no red dot bolts to it as it ships. Check your own slide before you buy anything: a cut slide has a milled pocket under a cover plate where the rear sight used to sit, and the box holds a plate kit. If yours is solid, mounting a red dot means a different pistol, a mount that replaces the rear sight, or milling. Our guide to red dot options for a pistol with no optic cut walks through each path and what it gives up.

Verify before buying. Fitment data is sourced and last-verified per row, but slide cuts and plate compatibility change across model years and runs. Always confirm the exact cut and plate against the manufacturer before you purchase.

No factory optic cut

Every optic below sits under "No known adapter" for one reason: this slide has no optic cut, so there is nothing for a plate to bolt to. Mounting a red dot means changing the gun, not choosing a different optic. See the options for an uncut slide.

Direct fit (native slide cut)

No tracked optics match this gun's native cut.

Fits with an adapter plate

No adapter-plate paths tracked for this gun.

No known adapter

We have not found a real adapter that mounts these optics on this gun. We list them honestly rather than guess. If a plate exists, send us the source and we'll add it.

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Provenance: each row links its source and shows the date we last verified it. Spot a stale or wrong mapping? Tell us and we'll fix it.