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Guy, you just stick the screws through the red dot and measure how far they protrude (hold it seated in the screw hole). You don't need to have the weapon to determine the screw length. I use a micrometer but a simple ruler will work.

On the Hellcat, the important point on screws, no matter which optic and I have mounted the Romeo Zero, the RMSc and the 507K is that the screws should protrude from the base 2.4mm (0.95") and not more. This information is in the Hellcat owner's manual. Then tighten to the torque specified by...

Another Hellcat or the Sig P365 should work. The P365 XL is slightly larger but much easier for a woman to shoot. Racking the slide is easier and the snap is milder. It comes with a really nice trigger.

That is too bad. I thought you were doing a Hellcat.

I took it to the range today and frankly, for me there was no comparison. I'm glad I put this trigger on. Smoother to the break and crisp without requiring too much force. I was shooting better and after shooting about 100 rounds my finger was not hurting like before.

It's what the good guys need in Kenosha.

I used my knife sharpener it has a belt with various grits of sand paper and made quick work of it. I have also use my crimping wire stripper in the past. It has several threaded holes that you can secure the screw into such that the amount you want to cut off protrudes and then just squeeze...

It is a very good sight. I had it and sold mine after I got a 507K, though I had no complaints I just wanted a more durable sight based on Sage Dynamics testing (brutal). The dot is clean and crisp and it was easy to zero. Enjoy it. Once you get the hang of red dot shooting you will not want...

Maybe not the best solution but I ordered an assortment of screws from Amazon here. Maybe you can find or modify the screw you need. I have done this in the past.

You should be able to find the Riton in stock. It is essentially the same as the manual Swampfox Sentinel. I think it is made by the same company and rebranded by each seller. The online price is $200.

I didn't make it to the range today so maybe tomorrow. I am anxious to give this a try. I now also have Holosun 507Ks on both of my pistols, my Hellcat and my Sig P365XL. I did some bore sight alignment today so they are both ready for the range and final zeroing.

Apparently it is easy to damage the trigger. The new trigger comes with a pin already partially inserted which I am guessing is to make it easier for an amateur to install. The returned parts included the original trigger pin. I tried to manually insert it into the old trigger and it doesn't...

They sold out of the red ones. I almost bought one but then I thought it might be too obvious to the other half that I was spending more money on my gun. :) I hope to go try it out at the range today and see how it shoots.

The trigger feels nicer with the rounded edges and is aluminum with a shorter reset. The original trigger is sometime of plastic polymer and feels cheap in comparison. This trigger feels closer in quality and action to the Sig P356xl trigger.

Here are some photos of my favorite appendix carry holster from JM4-Tactical. Those magnets are incredibly strong. You can see the flap with magnet open and that just loops over your belt or clothing. It holds very securely whether you are wearing a belt or not. It is made of Herman Oaks...

Fantastic! Here is a picture of mine installed. I was going to install it myself but after talking to a gun smith and realizing I would need to go purchase a vise to do the trigger installation and how difficult he thought it was I decided to pay him to do it. He said it is a very tricky and...

While I have noted that several owners claim the stock trigger is just fine for them, I find the stock trigger safety blade to have sharp edges that cut into my finger after shooting 20 or so rounds. When I compare it to my Sig P365 XL, there just isn't any. The sig trigger is smooth and easy...

Mine is supposed to arrive by Tuesday.

Best is of course subjective and there are numerous attributes that need to be examined individually. AIWB, IWB or OWB each has distinct characteristics that make it more suitable to its purpose Leather, Kydex, Boltaron,or a hybrid High ride or low ride Type of retention for weapon Type of...

Here is the first review of the new Apex Hellcat trigger: https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/things-that-dont-suck-apex-tacticals-action-enhancement-trigger-for-the-springfield-hellcat/