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I've just always used the oem plates on my m&ps with vortex optics, I've run over 10k rounds on the oem plates on a few m&ps. The venom enclosed is a good less expensive option. I also run an ST and an XL. The screws that come with vortex optics have yet to fail me, I think the screws you use are more important than the plate.a lot of people run the dogtag plate but I don't like that it turns the system into a classic plate system instead of just direct mounting the optic to the slide. But I haven't heard of any issues with them again I think it's because they supply good screws.
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The Calculated Kintetics Dogtag is the best option
I'm running an Athena Precision plate on my M&P 10mm. I wasn't comfortable running a plastic plate with 10mm, and the 10mm didn't come with the plate I needed anyway. The Athena plate fit perfectly, does not interfere with the lci, and is thin/low profile. They shipped right to mailbox with zero issues.
A friend with a M&P compact and full-size (both CA roster editions) uses the Holosun SCS direct fit (no plates) and is very happy with them. It co-witnesses with the factory sights. I believe it's this one: https://www.holosun.com/products/scs-mp2-gr
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I don't see them listed.
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I run CK Dogtag plates on all my (3 currently, soon to be 4) m&p 2.0s. I can highly recommend This Holosun optic. I have one on my Shield Plus that I carry frequently and will have one on my m&p 2.0 3.6" after I get done building out my Competitor. I can also highly recommend the oSight SE. I prefer to run the circle dot on my carry guns.