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Posted: 5/3/2016 1:37:14 PM EDT
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Check out ATEi. Doug does great work, he did my M&P, but does Glocks as well
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Posted: 5/3/2016 1:39:13 PM EDT
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L&M Precision.
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Posted: 5/3/2016 5:32:33 PM EDT
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Not sure if you're interested, but here's an alternative -
Strike Industries - Glock Universal Mount (G.U.M.) - $49.95 - http://www.strikeindustries.com/shop/index.php/glock-universal-optics-mount.html#.Vyd8OjArKUl |
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Posted: 5/4/2016 8:14:25 AM EDT
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ADCO, who is a site sponsor does it. I can't personally vouch for their quality, but they have been recommended to me on more than one occasion for their work on the AR platform.
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Posted: 5/4/2016 9:11:44 AM EDT
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Not sure if you're interested, but here's an alternative - Strike Industries - Glock Universal Mount (G.U.M.) - $49.95 - http://www.strikeindustries.com/shop/index.php/glock-universal-optics-mount.html#.Vyd8OjArKUl These have me curious but if OP wants milling the suggestions of ATEi and L&M seem good. I will also throw Bowie Tactical Concepts in the mix. He was one of the first to mill slides for optics. |
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Posted: 5/20/2016 2:52:02 PM EDT
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L&M Precision. Big +1 Mark is top notch and reasonably priced. |
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Posted: 6/11/2016 9:43:36 AM EDT
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L&M Precision just did a Springfield sub-compact XDM for me. It turned out awesome.
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Posted: 6/12/2016 6:07:43 PM EDT
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Wanting to get a Glock 19 milled for an RMR. I like the new Glock 19 MOS but I already have a Glock 19 I've done a lot of frame work to. Good place to send the slide? Pics of work done? It's easy to do, 
But instead of removing the rear sight dot tail to mount the red dot more rearwards on the side, have the channel for the red dot milled just forward of the rear dove tail instead, so high rise glock suppressor sights can be installed as well. Hence if the red dot goes tits up, you still have sights on the gun to use.
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Posted: 6/18/2016 8:21:32 AM EDT
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It's easy to do,  https://youtu.be/3E0eSdtsjlk
But instead of removing the rear sight dot tail to mount the red dot more rearwards on the side, have the channel for the red dot milled just forward of the rear dove tail instead, so high rise glock suppressor sights can be installed as well. Hence if the red dot goes tits up, you still have sights on the gun to use. https://youtu.be/8dnXUU1ennA
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Wanting to get a Glock 19 milled for an RMR. I like the new Glock 19 MOS but I already have a Glock 19 I've done a lot of frame work to. Good place to send the slide? Pics of work done? It's easy to do, https://youtu.be/3E0eSdtsjlk
But instead of removing the rear sight dot tail to mount the red dot more rearwards on the side, have the channel for the red dot milled just forward of the rear dove tail instead, so high rise glock suppressor sights can be installed as well. Hence if the red dot goes tits up, you still have sights on the gun to use. https://youtu.be/8dnXUU1ennA
I'm surprised Trop did not cut the front of the RMR slot with a radius to match the sight...not too difficult with a rotary table. |
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Posted: 6/18/2016 9:00:41 PM EDT
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CNC would have been best, which will leave the Boss supports as well.
Note, got to love Mach 3 for a home CNC machines if you want to just do the cuts as home. Quick drawing for cut dimensions, run it through Lazy cam to spit out G code for Mach 3, and let the machine have all the time it wants to go about it business instead. 
But yes, rotary table for the front radius to match the RMR front Radus looks a lot better if you are working the mill by hand isntead, 
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