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  • spyder

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    So I decided to move forward on my stainless first before the black one. The stainless is staying silver of course, and I don't know if I'm gona put a compensator on it like the black one. I did for the pictures, just for picture's sake. The black one is going to get stripped of its bluing and get Cerakoted as soon as I cut into it for its sight. Then I have to decide if I'm dipping it in hydrographics... There is still black marker on the top of the slide where I marked my stopping point, and I still have to put the rear sight back on.
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    padawan

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    Nice work on the sight. Have you used it yet.

    This makes me happy I sold my mill. Know I would be doing these things to my guns.

    Is the sight co-located with the stock sites?

    Where are you located? I have a Sig that I've been wanting to have the slide milled for a red dot mount.
     

    spyder

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    GREAT, now I gotta figure a way to get my Glock slide into work..........
    Be careful with milling into your slide too deep. You need enough thread contact so the sight doesn't snap off during recoil. With Glocks, you can't go too far down with the RMR because of the way the extractor is set up.



    I haven't weighed it yet.
     
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