RDS on a SemiAuto

[1911Nut]

here is how to order a Glock or M&P holster for optics:

http://www.holsterops.com/als-p-2-optic-sight-holster

George: According to the information in the link you provided, a holster is not available for a G34. Do you (or anyone else on the list) know of a holster manufacturer that makes a holster that will accommodate a G34 with and RMR and BUIS?

Thanks,
Ken W.

[orionz06]

George: According to the information in the link you provided, a holster is not available for a G34. Do you (or anyone else on the list) know of a holster manufacturer that makes a holster that will accommodate a G34 with and RMR and BUIS?

Thanks,
Ken W.

Duty or concealment?

[DocGKR]

The Safariland 6354DO is made RDS equipped G34/35, including those with an x300.

[themonk]

Raven will do G34/35 RMR holster, just add in the comments at checkout you have an RMR. Just got one for my G19 and love it.

[1911Nut]

Sorry I didn't mention Duty. I've had several responses to my inquiry. Thanks to everyone!

Ken W.

[hvd229]

For anyone with expierence with the new Safariland ALS P2 holsters, does it matter is the BUIS are behind or in front of the RMR? I want to order one up but wanted to be sure before I do.

[rube]

Anyone have experience or impressions of the new Docter III red dot?
The current RMRs seem to have some issues and I have seen this new Docter is being pushed as an improvement over the RMR.

Thanks.

[LSP972]

Anyone have experience or impressions of the new Docter III red dot?
The current RMRs seem to have some issues and I have seen this new Docter is being pushed as an improvement over the RMR.

Thanks.

I was wondering about that myself; mainly, is the new one's "footprint" the same as the original? I have two Bowie G19s with the original. The inlet-into-the-slide installation makes for an incredibly neat, unobtrusive carry piece. They have been flawless, but then I haven't carried them a whole lot either. Lots of shooting, not much toting around. IOW, while I have been eminently satisfied with both, I haven't used them very hard. That could change...

The D III is supposedly more durable, and has a warning indicator for when the battery is getting low.

I have just begun to carry mine again; this time, probably for good. I'll be keeping an eye on this new offering, and will most likely get one if its a drop-in replacement.

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[rob_s]

Has this been discussed here yet? Thoughts?

http://modernserviceweapons.com/?p=4096

[DocGKR]

Have not tried the new DIII yet; a few years ago did physically break a number of the older model and did not get good CS support. As always, YMMV...