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Posted: 5/13/2023 10:27:41 AM EDT
They did a great job. Had them do the front serrations too. Fast turnaround too. Only took a week. This is my first RMR. I zeroed it yesterday.
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Quoted: They did a great job. Had them do the front serrations too. Fast turnaround too. Only took a week. This is my first RMR. I zeroed it yesterday. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/46871/IMG_0724_jpeg-2815219.JPG View Quote @ar_mcadams Looks great! How much did they charge to do the RMR cut and front serrations? |
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Quoted: This is my first RMR. View Quote Welcome to the slippery slope. I've found that mrds are a huge improvement over irons. The idea was just going to be to put one on a carry gun. Then I wanted one on my competition gun. Then I realized that I much prefer them over irons and basically was very rarely shooting iron sight pistols. Long story short, mrds all the pistols. |
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Nice. I'm a bit envious.
I'm at week 5 waiting on mine from Battle Werx (optic cut / refinish). |
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Nice, I had Jagerwerks in Battle Creek do my G19 RMR cut and it was flawless for $100 (i think it was Christmas sale)
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Here in Arizona Nameless Armament is the go to place for optic cuts, superb work at a ridiculously low price and fast turn around.
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Wager did one for me. I caught a sale, May have been black friday.
Fast turnaround. Good comms. Fit was tight, I did not have the slide refinished. Just blued the cut. |
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Quoted: They did a great job. Had them do the front serrations too. Fast turnaround too. Only took a week. This is my first RMR. I zeroed it yesterday. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/46871/IMG_0724_jpeg-2815219.JPG View Quote Cerakoted slide? |
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Quoted: I wanna carry my glock 19 and want a red dot. Was thinking of having battle werx do it. How much longer you think they’ll take to get it back to you? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Nice. I'm a bit envious. I'm at week 5 waiting on mine from Battle Werx (optic cut / refinish). I wanna carry my glock 19 and want a red dot. Was thinking of having battle werx do it. How much longer you think they’ll take to get it back to you? Quoted turnaround was 4-6 weeks for optic cut and refinish. |
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Quoted: yes I bought the gun new years ago already cerakoted. The slide looks good with a fresh recoat but the kydex holster will take care of it pretty quick. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Cerakoted slide? yes I bought the gun new years ago already cerakoted. The slide looks good with a fresh recoat but the kydex holster will take care of it pretty quick. That was my concern, and why I went with DLC. |
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Embrace holster wear. The factory finish is still intact everywhere that wasn't milled.
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my G34 slide is on its way back. 3 business days turnaround and that's with the Memorial day sale !
cant wait. |
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serrations , pocket cuts all done by Wager , good outfit & good looking work. Really fast turn around times.
optic cuts are all battlewerx , on my recent Glocks. Older Glock slides were sent to jagerwerks. Always quick turnaround without refinish. |
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got it back last week end and it looks awesome. With the cerakote black, it looks factory. very clean work imo. |
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Quoted: They did a great job. Had them do the front serrations too. Fast turnaround too. Only took a week. This is my first RMR. I zeroed it yesterday. View Quote Thank you. You have no idea how much trepidation I had when I clicked on this thread. I sent my 19X slide to them a week ago. Everything I have heard is positive. |
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@Blacktoothgrin
pocket , dish cut , heard different names. deep channels milled/cutout on slides. In my case I had serials removed since I got a few spare slides from black phoenix & spare glock custom oem barrels also from black phoenix without serials. I wanted the gun to look cleaner without three different serial numbers. The one that counts is on frame & 4473 / paperwork so that's the important one. |
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Quoted: @TGWLDR I went back and looked at the paper work for my G26 and it was right at 5 weeks for the turnaround time, Battlewerx. They did a great job, optic cut, Trijicon install, Trijicon suppressor sights and refinish. I think that quoted 4 to 6 weeks for mine, this was a year ago. I went with DLC, they said it was the closest to factory https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/16476/C5F3DB8C-E269-4C14-AC0F-D407F5600652-2811604.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Nice. I'm a bit envious. I'm at week 5 waiting on mine from Battle Werx (optic cut / refinish). I wanna carry my glock 19 and want a red dot. Was thinking of having battle werx do it. How much longer you think they’ll take to get it back to you? Quoted turnaround was 4-6 weeks for optic cut and refinish. @TGWLDR I went back and looked at the paper work for my G26 and it was right at 5 weeks for the turnaround time, Battlewerx. They did a great job, optic cut, Trijicon install, Trijicon suppressor sights and refinish. I think that quoted 4 to 6 weeks for mine, this was a year ago. I went with DLC, they said it was the closest to factory https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/16476/C5F3DB8C-E269-4C14-AC0F-D407F5600652-2811604.jpg @77Bronc 5 weeks on my end as well, to the day actually. Attached File |
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Cerakote is nowhere near as tough as DLC. DLC is closest to factory.
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Got mine back 9 days from drop off at post office to delivered to my mailbox. If using a holosun, use the screws that came with the optic, short on right, long on left.
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Quoted: NOT NEEDED! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/5205/20C07418-E5DD-4B3B-98D8-614AA2921C94-1565859.jpg j/k, I had one done by battlewerx https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/5205/InkedDot_on_a_Glock_LI-2219262.jpg View Quote I had considered that option briefly. |
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Quoted: Here's my G45 cut by wager machine. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/10063/20230731_124602-2903794.jpg View Quote @shotar The cut looks shallow. Happen to know what the depth I'd? Optical illusion ? |
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Quoted: Some people think it's a garbage product. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That was my concern, and why I went with DLC. Was going to post this, cerakote is a deal breaker. Why? Serious question. Some people think it's a garbage product. Ok... |
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Quoted: Whats the depth on bw? Also what finish did you get on yours? I want to have one done by bw to get doc instead on cerakote. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Thank you. My only experience is with BW and factory MOS depths. Whats the depth on bw? Also what finish did you get on yours? I want to have one done by bw to get doc instead on cerakote. MOS cut depth is listed at .196 inches. BW Glock/RMR is listed at .150 inches. (It varies by optic, which I'm just finding out). I went with black DLC on my G45 slide. Attached File Attached File |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That was my concern, and why I went with DLC. Was going to post this, cerakote is a deal breaker. Why? Serious question. Some people think it's a garbage product. Ok... Wear characteristics was my deciding factor. |
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Quoted: I know that Wager states the their screw holes do not breach the internals of the slide. Per instructions, I used the screws that came with the optic, short on right, long on left, torque to 15 in/lb. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Thank you. My only experience is with BW and factory MOS depths. I know that Wager states the their screw holes do not breach the internals of the slide. Per instructions, I used the screws that came with the optic, short on right, long on left, torque to 15 in/lb. BW mills raised indexing posts that are threaded for the RMR screws, I imagine that this is how they avoid that situation. (RMR cut is all that I have experience with.) Attached File |
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Quoted: Wear characteristics was my deciding factor. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That was my concern, and why I went with DLC. Was going to post this, cerakote is a deal breaker. Why? Serious question. Some people think it's a garbage product. Ok... Wear characteristics was my deciding factor. Perfectly understandable, just didn't get the "garbage product" response from another poster. If I go with Wager I'm not sure whether I'll just have the cut area blackened or Cerakoted. It's for a house gun that will never see a holster, so carry wear is not a consideration. |
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