If I need anything else done, I know where I' ll be going.Įxceptional work. Couldn' t ask for a better fit and the cerakote looks awesomeįirst time having a pistol milled for a red dot and I couldn' t be happier. This is the third one I' ve had done. I had it back on 6-25! They did the millwork and installed new sights and my Trijicon. I sent in my slide and Trijicon optic as instructed. I am very glad to have chosen these guys to do this work. Definitely recommending and I will be a repeat customer.Įxcellent all the way around. Optic and iron sights fits snug and secure. Simple and clear instructions for shipping. Cerakote is also flawless btw.įlawless job. Went for the rear in front, about to shoot this right now. Much respect I will definitely send them more work. I took the optic off to inspect the work. Had to bang the sight back into place to reinstall, talk about precision. Optic is hard to take off even when you remove the screws. If you are not worried about iron sights, any configuration is fine. You MUST use plain black suppressor height sights. Trijicon RMR & Holosun 507/508: Optic can be milled in front of rear dovetail or have rear dovetail milled out and mill new Glock dovetail in front of optic.ĭeltapoint Pro: For lower 1/3 co witness, you MUST mill out the rear dovetail and mill new dovetail in front of optic. The last thing you want is all that force to simply be on the mounting screws due to an optic pocket milled too big! Screws have been known the shear and break over time due to improperly milled slides.Ĭonfigurations For Co Witness Sights Using Suppressor Height Sights: The cycling of a pistol slide is not gentle.

Other: We mill precision pockets for your optic! While many companies will mill an over sized 'one size fits all' pocket, ours is precision as per your optic. Service: CNC Mill Slide For Optic (Optic MUST Be Sent With Slide - No Exceptions) Reviews on the ones available currently aren't solid enough for me to take a leap of faith that they will be reliable.Model: All Generation & Model Glock (43, 43X, 48 Is milled for 407K/507K, or RMRcc, only.) The most preferred option would be a dot that would co-witness with standard sights on a milled slide to keep the same presentation. To me, of those two options, milled would be my preference. I can confidently hit my target without adjusting my presentation. Milled: I present as I would with irons, red dot is high in the window, but not out. I can press down to bring it into the picture. MOS: I present as I would with irons, red dot is out of the window(high). A milled red dot sits lower than a MOS model with a plate, though still not as low as iron sights with 99% of red dots out there(there are 1-2 options that will co-witness with standard iron sights on a milled slide). The difference is to what extreme that is. The part I agree with is that a red dot sitting higher than iron sights is going to present differently. I don't entirely agree with your statement here. I am having the same problem with my PCC and AR when trying to prepare for matches with closer targets where both eyes open is faster. The second challenge of the red dot is keeping both eyes open and leading with the eyes to the next target as the gun follows and shooting as soon as the dot arrives (a la Frank Procter). in attempt to develop the new muscle memory. I walk around the house with an empty gun and point at light bulbs, electrical switches, hinges on doors, etc. Two of my three Glock pistols (G35 and G17) have red dots now but my G22 with Crimson Trace laser grip does not for obvious reasons.Īfter shooting for almost 25 years with irons, it has taken a lot of practice to get my presentations consistent with the red dots so they are in view. I was quite used to my G35 with irons until my presbyopia (natural loss of near vision with age) made it impossible to see the front sight. So, said another way, IMO both a milled and MOS Glock require different presentation and you'd have to get used to either option if coming from irons. if i present like I would with irons, the dot isn't there. I have to kink my wrist down a slight bit to naturally index the dot. My only red dot glock is a milled brownells slide on a Gen 3.

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