I'd love to see a Glock 43X/48 MOS iron sight comparison with CHPWS mill posts/direct mount 507k vs. 507k w. adapter plate if anyone has seen one. Wondering if that 0.045" or whatever makes a noticeable difference.
I'd love to see a Glock 43X/48 MOS iron sight comparison with CHPWS mill posts/direct mount 507k vs. 507k w. adapter plate if anyone has seen one. Wondering if that 0.045" or whatever makes a noticeable difference.
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If you have a Performance Center 4" Shield and are considering the 507K ... not only are the front recoil bosses taller than the depth of the sight's front holes, it appears they are larger diameter wise. You'll need to be extremely explicit (or much more than I was) with whatever gunsmith you take the slide.
I just bought a non optic cut PC 4 inch Shield, and planned I would send it to Primary Machine to direct mill a 507K, rather than worry about S&W cut.Originally Posted by Erick Gelhaus
Was reading the new 507K manual a few days and realized it doesn’t have an auto mode, just manual and lock out. Not sure how I missed that, but in fairness I loaned my 43X/K to YVK some months ago.
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Direct mill 507K. Cut is .125” deep. Barely see the Agents.
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My slide is at Battlewerx getting cut for a 507k right now. They go a little deeper than most (.170”) so it works with stock sights.
Pic is from their website. I’m going with all black sights.
Id be curious to know how much thread engagement you get with that low of a cut.My slide is at Battlewerx getting cut for a 507k right now. They go a little deeper than most (.170”) so it works with stock sights.
Pic is from their website. I’m going with all black sights.
On the left side I am sure it will be fine but on the right side I don’t see getting much engagement.
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They use integral indexing posts instead of just drilled holes so you get thread engagement for most of the height of the optic body. I would guess this actually allows for more thread engagement than a standard cut and probably significantly better than plate system.
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Interesting. I thought the 507K was not compatible with those posts.They use integral indexing posts instead of just drilled holes so you get thread engagement for most of the height of the optic body. I would guess this actually allows for more thread engagement than a standard cut and probably significantly better than plate system.
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