Mepro Usa Llc 901141043 Rmr Shtgn Plate Rem 870/1100

The Meprolight RMR shotgun plate is a solid aluminum mounting solution built specifically for Remington 870 and 1100 shotguns running optics on the RMR footprint. If you're modernizing your home-defense shotgun or tactical 870 with a red dot sight, this plate bridges the gap between your gun and your optic—no gunsmithing, no permanent modifications. The matte black finish blends with most shotgun setups and resists glare during low-light work.

Meprolight has been building combat-grade optics and mounting hardware for military and law enforcement for decades, so this adapter carries that same attention to durability. The RMR footprint has become the industry standard for compact red dots, making it easy to find or swap sights down the road. Whether you're building a dedicated home-defense gun, running drills at the range, or setting up a patrol shotgun, a dedicated mount beats improvised solutions and gives you a repeatable zero.

Installation is straightforward on both the 870 and 1100—this is purpose-built hardware, not a universal adapter forced to work on multiple platforms. The aluminum construction keeps weight minimal while handling recoil without shifting or failure.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for Remington 870 and 1100 shotguns
• RMR footprint compatibility for modern red dot sights
• Matte black aluminum construction
• Dedicated engineering—not a compromise universal mount

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this RMR plate fit my Remington 870 and 1100?

Yes—this plate is engineered specifically for both the Remington 870 and 1100 shotguns and uses the RMR footprint to accept any optic designed for that mounting standard.

What red dot sights are compatible with the RMR footprint?

The RMR footprint is the industry standard for compact red dots. We recommend checking your chosen optic's specifications to confirm RMR compatibility, but the vast majority of modern combat and hunting red dots support this mounting pattern.

Do I need a gunsmith to install this?

Installation details vary depending on your specific shotgun and setup. We recommend consulting the mounting instructions or a qualified gunsmith if you're uncertain about the process.