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Red Dots on Glock Slides
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E.Stoner
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If you want to wait jagerwerks has black friday sales of $80 for optic cuts. The also do optic/slide cut packages. The holosun 507cV2 package is $355. They have cut 4 glock slides for me and they do very good work.
Holosun 507C V2 + Milling
Jagerwerks enhances the performance, function and overall look of handguns through innovative design. Specializing in slide work and machining for Glock, Sig, Archon, HK, FN, M&P and CZ Handguns.
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Trijicon RM06² + Milling
Jagerwerks enhances the performance, function and overall look of handguns through innovative design. Specializing in slide work and machining for Glock, M&P, Archon, Sig Sauer and CZ.
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Trijicon RMR for Glock
Our Trijicon RMR cut is milled to a depth of .125" which includes front recoil posts and mounting screws. Screws supplied are (2) #6-32 7/16".
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You are talking about saving money, and frankly I think that using the dovetail with a plate is a waste of money if your are planning on eventually cutting the slide.
Unless it’s for personal protection I wouldn’t bother. I don’t have any slights other than the optic on mine, but they are for range and competition use so it doesn’t matter if the dot failed. If I were using for defense, I’d reconsider my choice of optic and do a lot more research. I really like the Holosun sights, but I don’t know enough about them to bet my life on them.
If you want to wait jagerwerks has black friday sales of $80 for optic cuts. The also do optic/slide cut packages. The holosun 507cV2 package is $355. They have cut 4 glock slides for me and they do very good work.
Holosun 507C V2 + Milling
Jagerwerks enhances the performance, function and overall look of handguns through innovative design. Specializing in slide work and machining for Glock, Sig, Archon, HK, FN, M&P and CZ Handguns.Trijicon RM06² + Milling
Jagerwerks enhances the performance, function and overall look of handguns through innovative design. Specializing in slide work and machining for Glock, M&P, Archon, Sig Sauer and CZ.Trijicon RMR for Glock
Our Trijicon RMR cut is milled to a depth of .125" which includes front recoil posts and mounting screws. Screws supplied are (2) #6-32 7/16".
You are talking about saving money, and frankly I think that using the dovetail with a plate is a waste of money if your are planning on eventually cutting the slide.
All out of stock.
seriously look at a Holosun 507 v2.
- Holosun 507s have proven to be extremely durable
- Has a solar backup which can power the dot even without a battery
- Has shake awake to extend the already lengthy battery life
- Can switch between dot and eotech style circle dot
- RMR mount pattern
Made in China? Sure. But many instructors/mil are coming around to them after serious testing.
- Holosun 507s have proven to be extremely durable
- Has a solar backup which can power the dot even without a battery
- Has shake awake to extend the already lengthy battery life
- Can switch between dot and eotech style circle dot
- RMR mount pattern
Made in China? Sure. But many instructors/mil are coming around to them after serious testing.
Alex9661
NES Member
Aimsurplus has their own brand suppressor height sights for $40.
E.Stoner
NES Member
Cool. Thanks for the update.
I just finished my Gen 4 build. Running a Norsso Reptile C slide which is cut for an RMR. I’ve got the RM06. As others have said, the red dot is a game changer. When I bring it up to draw, the sight view is just so pleasing. Quick target acquisition. I haven’t had it out at the range yet, but I’ll probably be there this weekend.
don’t forget to run an RMR anti flicker/sealing plate. Cheap security IMO.
don’t forget to run an RMR anti flicker/sealing plate. Cheap security IMO.
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allen-1
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For those with MOS slides, these seem to be all the rage on the social medias.
V3 GLOCK MOS to Trijicon RMR SRO / Holosun 407 / 507 / 508 - C&H Precision Weapons
The CHPWS V3 GLOCK MOS adapter plate is the most rugged, reliable, and trusted red dot adapter plate on the market today. Approved for duty use by over 600 Local, State, Federal and US Military units, this adapter plate will ensure your red dot stays on your slide where it's suppose to be...www.chpws.com
C&H Precision is about 15 minutes away from my house. One of the owners is a member of my local club, and I talked to him a couple weeks ago at a match. I dropped off a Glock 34 at their shop last week. They're milling out the slide, cerakoting it and mounting my Trijicon SRO on it using their V4 adapter plate.
I've got a G17 with a Trijicon RMR on it, I like it a lot. I had a spare 34 and have heard lots of good things about the SRO compared to the RMR, so...
Both of these guns are range toys - no back up iron sights on them. My carry guns all have iron sights.
allen-1
NES Member
I picked up another Gen 4 G34 a couple of weeks ago, it was a random prize from a GSSF match. I ran a couple mags through it when I got it, then put it away until the SRO came in. Dropped it and the SRO off at C&H Precision two weeks ago to mill the slide and install the SRO. As per my request, they milled out the rear dovetail entirely, (I'm not running iron sights).
C & H Precision called me Friday, they were ready to ship out my slide. I laughed and said please don't ship, I'm 15 minutes away - I'll come get it. Left there, went to the range and sighted it in. Shot a Steel Competition match with it Saturday and I'm really pleased.
I have a Trijicon RMR on a Gen 4 G17 slide which I like. The only issue with it is that unless I'm practicing with it a fair bit, I have trouble picking up the dot. Especially when moving.
This is their SRO on a Gen 4 G34 slide. I did some movement at the range, and I shot the Steel Competition with it, (which doesn't require movement). The shape of the optic is a lot different and it's much larger. It's a whole lot easier to pick up the dot in the SRO than in the RMR.
C & H Precision called me Friday, they were ready to ship out my slide. I laughed and said please don't ship, I'm 15 minutes away - I'll come get it. Left there, went to the range and sighted it in. Shot a Steel Competition match with it Saturday and I'm really pleased.
I have a Trijicon RMR on a Gen 4 G17 slide which I like. The only issue with it is that unless I'm practicing with it a fair bit, I have trouble picking up the dot. Especially when moving.
This is their SRO on a Gen 4 G34 slide. I did some movement at the range, and I shot the Steel Competition with it, (which doesn't require movement). The shape of the optic is a lot different and it's much larger. It's a whole lot easier to pick up the dot in the SRO than in the RMR.
