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HOLOSUN 407C/507C-X3 Solar Red Dot Sight

  • Mounting Type: 407C / 507C / RMR
  • Reticle Type: Dot, Circle
  • Night vision: No
  • Material Type: Aluminum

Last refreshed Jun 22, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A reasonable pick for RMR-footprint pistols, worth choosing the 507C variant specifically if the circle-dot reticle option matters to you.

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ASIN: B0GLK7DVNMModel: HS407C-X3-RDCategory: Handgun Scopes

Colors Available

GoldGreenRed

Styles Available

Multi-Reticle

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Overview

A pistol reflex sight in the 407C/507C-X3 platform, sold across six dot, circle-dot, and color combinations, built around an RMR-footprint mount and a solar-assisted battery system. It targets shooters mounting an optic directly on a pistol slide.

This listing covers a red dot family, not a magnified scope, despite sitting in a handgun scopes category, and the RMR footprint is the detail that actually determines whether it will bolt onto a given slide cut. Holosun's X3 housing keeps the 407C and 507C variants dimensionally similar, with the main difference being that 507C models add a circle-dot multi-reticle option while 407C sticks to a single 2 MOA dot. Solar assist and Shake Awake are meant to extend battery life between charges rather than eliminate the need for a battery.

  • RMR-footprint mount for pistol slides
  • 12 manual brightness settings with lockout
  • IP67 waterproof, 5000G shock rated
  • Solar failsafe plus Shake Awake activation

Who it's for

Suited to pistol shooters who already have an RMR-cut slide or plan to mill one and want a low-profile carry or range optic. Less useful to anyone shopping for a rifle scope or needing magnification, since this is an unmagnified reflex sight.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • RMR footprint fits many milled pistol slides
  • Solar assist and Shake Awake extend runtime
  • Six dot, circle-dot, and color variants to choose from
Cons
  • Only fits slides already cut to the RMR footprint
  • No magnification, not a rifle scope substitute

Performance notes

Brightness is set automatically by a forward-facing solar photodiode with 12 manual settings and a lockout mode available, and Shake Awake wakes the sight from standby on movement so it is live before the gun is presented. The housing is 7075-T6 aluminum rated to IP67 and 5000G, aimed at surviving recoil and field conditions on a carry pistol rather than a bench-mounted rifle.

Specifications

BrandHOLOSUN
ModelHS407C-X3-RD
Dimensions & fit
Item Weight0.03 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H1.8 × 1.3 × 1.1 inches
Construction & materials
Material TypeAluminum
ColorRed
Lens ColorRed
Compatibility & installation
Mounting Type407C / 507C / RMR
Compatible DevicesHandgun
Included components
Unit Count1
Included ComponentsLens Cloth, Manual, Tool
Warranty & support
Warranty DescriptionLifetime
Other details
Reticle TypeDot, Circle
Night visionNo
Sport TypeHunting
Thread TypeM1913
Product Style2 MOA

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the Holosun 407C and 507C in this X3 line?

Per the listing, the two share the same specs, with the 507C adding a multi-reticle option that combines the 2 MOA dot with a 32 MOA circle, while the 407C offers the single dot only.

Will the Holosun 407C/507C-X3 fit any pistol?

It uses the RMR footprint, so it fits slides already milled to that cut; it will not mount on a slide without a compatible cut or plate.

Does the Holosun 407C/507C-X3 need a battery even with solar assist?

Yes, the solar photodiode is a failsafe that extends runtime, not a replacement for the battery that powers the reticle.