I put GL-429's on my 45 MOS slide with CHPWS V3 plate and love them. Just tall enough to be useful, and maximizes useful viewing area in the already tiny RMR window. I'd say a little more than half the rear notch is useful, and is about a lower 1/5ish co-witness.
I went with the RM06 6.5moa because...
1- The bigger dot is easier for me to pick up.
2- The bigger dot has perceivably less movement to me.
3- The bigger dot is still roughly half the width of a standard Glock front sight, so already offers a precision increase that my skill level is still working up to.
No regrets on the 6.5moa choice. That said, I will likely go 3.25moa on my next RMR simply to make it a useful option on long guns (PDW type).
ETA: Rich, I can't adequately put into words my elation with the pistol dot at this point. If you can swing it without any discomfort, I would urge you to.
Last edited by StraitR; 04-15-2020 at 10:04 AM.
RMR prices seem to be steadily climbing.
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I just realized that I can do an rmr on my G48 with an adapter. Hmmmm. Now I’m really stuck. 48 is kind of perfect in NY other than the lack of light rail. Had it in mind the 19 made more sense with an rmr but idk
I'd actually suggest getting the dot for what you see yourself practicing with the most to start off with. There is a bit of a learning curve so many people don't suggest just adding a dot and going straight to carrying it.
If you carry the 48 more, it may be better to go with a dot on the 19 until you feel you are comfortable enough to add one to your carry gun, then either move it over or add a second dot.