2019 RDS on pistols thread

[BigT]

new Doctor Optics I guess. Glock centric or something.

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...-optics-glock/


"In a bit of a carryover from our discussion last weekend, this new optic focuses on placing the dot right at the same level as the standard height sight picture. If you’ve had that familiar “hunting for the dot” feeling, the Noblex-Docter Optics sight allows for a more natural point of aim."



Da FOOK???


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We've discussed with them that the concept is outstanding but needs a bigger lens.

They unsurprisingly told us we were wrong. In german for emphasis

[feudist]

We've discussed with them that the concept is outstanding but needs a bigger lens.

They unsurprisingly told us we were wrong. In german for emphasis

NEIN, dummkopf. NEIN!!

[HeavyDuty]

new Doctor Optics I guess. Glock centric or something.

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...-optics-glock/


"In a bit of a carryover from our discussion last weekend, this new optic focuses on placing the dot right at the same level as the standard height sight picture. If you’ve had that familiar “hunting for the dot” feeling, the Noblex-Docter Optics sight allows for a more natural point of aim."



Da FOOK???


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Screams for a G26 MOS.

[jandbj]

Screams for a G26 MOS.

I have a milled G26 with an RMR.... I’d totally be on board with the docter MOS for the 26... 19 & larger I’d still go RMR.

[Jason]

RMR Newbie here. What is the current wisdom on RMR models and which place to mill the slide. SO far looking at:

(on Gen 3 glock 19s for concealed and bedside gun duty).

RMR RM02 Type 2 Anodized.
Jagerwerx for milling work.


Is this the way to go or is a different wisdom.

[dontshakepandas]

RMR Newbie here. What is the current wisdom on RMR models and which place to mill the slide. SO far looking at:

(on Gen 3 glock 19s for concealed and bedside gun duty).

RMR RM02 Type 2 Anodized.
Jagerwerx for milling work.


Is this the way to go or is a different wisdom.

The RM02 isn't adjustable, so you'd be forced to use the auto adjustment for brightness. It is pretty much universally suggested to go with one of the manual adjustable models so that you can specify the dot brighness. RM06 - 3.25 MOA dot and RM07 - 6.5 MOA dot. Opinions differ on the best dot size, but I prefer the 3.25.

ATEI and Jagerwerx seem to be the top two picks for milling. I just got a slide back from Jagerwerx on Saturday and it is beautiful.

[TAZ]

RMR Newbie here. What is the current wisdom on RMR models and which place to mill the slide. SO far looking at:

(on Gen 3 glock 19s for concealed and bedside gun duty).

RMR RM02 Type 2 Anodized.
Jagerwerx for milling work.


Is this the way to go or is a different wisdom.

RMR06 seems to be the go to for most. Offers auto brightness or manual. Is sufficiently rugged AFAIK.

L&M machining, ATI or Jagerwerks for machining have a good history. My slide was done by Jagerwerks and it’s been great.

[theJanitor]

Is this the way to go or is a different wisdom.

JW has done my two gen 3's with type1 RM06. Perfect and quickly done. Tell them to go easy on the loctite, though

[awp_101]

Question for you guys: With the irrelevance of sight radius when using a RDS, is there really much advantage to G34 (or even G17) sized slides anymore? With modern ammo, it seems like your only remaining advantage of muzzle velocity is OBE.

Thanks for asking because I was about to start a thread on this very topic.

[scjbash]

Thanks for asking because I was about to start a thread on this very topic.

I think this is the thread with a (heated) discussion about it.

https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....ir-daily-carry