Videos tagged with Optic Milling

This video details extensive upgrades performed on a Glock 19X and a Glock 43X. The presenter covers slide milling for optics, installation of various red dot sights, aftermarket barrels and compensators, trigger upgrades, enhanced magazine capacity solutions, and custom stippling. The focus is on improving performance for competition and concealed carry, with practical insights into component selection and installation.

Colion Noir details the process of customizing his Glock 19X to accommodate a red dot sight, a modification Glock does not offer from the factory for this model. He explains the benefits of red dot optics for speed and accuracy, especially for those with aging eyesight. The video showcases the slide milling service offered by C&H Precision Weapons Solutions, which includes precision machining, Cerakoting, and optic mounting, with a typical two-week turnaround. This process is also shown applied to a Springfield TRP 1911.

This video details the 'Acro Witness Cut' modification for Glock handguns, enabling a lower mounting of the Aimpoint ACRO P-2 optic. The process involves a combat cut to reposition the rear sight dovetail and milling the slide to achieve a lower optic profile. This allows for co-witnessing with factory height iron sights by modifying the ACRO's post, creating a more integrated and functional setup. The modification is applicable to non-MOS Glocks.

This video details the custom modification of a Glock 43X, focusing on a unique topographic pattern achieved through laser engraving over a specialized Cerakote finish. It covers the installation of enhanced features like laser stippling for grip, extended controls for easier manipulation, a 'combat cut' slide modification for deeper optic mounting, suppressor height sights for co-witness, and an aftermarket trigger for improved performance. The process highlights the creative possibilities enabled by modern laser engraving technology on firearms.

This video details the process of modernizing an FN High Power pistol. Modifications include adding a rail, milling the slide for an optic (Holosun 507K), performing inline triple porting, and installing VZ Grips. The presenter notes that these modifications are necessary as many users desire these features from the factory.

This review details a CZ Shadow 2 pistol extensively modified by Cajun Gun Works (CGW). Key upgrades include slide milling for an optic (specifically mentioning the Leupold DeltaPoint Pro), a ported barrel, a crowned barrel end, and a steel guide rod. The CGW race trigger is highlighted for its exceptionally light 2.3 lb single-action pull and crisp break, with the double-action pull estimated between 4.8-5.2 lbs. The reviewer emphasizes the improved shooting dynamics due to the low slide mass and overall enhanced performance after CGW's work.

This guide details the implications of Glock discontinuing the standard Glock 43X frame without an accessory rail. It highlights that new standard models will include a rail, previously exclusive to the MOS version. For owners of the older frame, the video suggests custom slide milling for optic mounting as a viable alternative, referencing GlockStore's specialized services.

This video explains how to achieve co-witnessing with factory iron sights on a Glock 43X (non-MOS) by utilizing a 'combat cut' modification. This specialized milling allows the rear sight dovetail to be placed forward of the optic's glass, providing a lower one-fifth co-witness without needing suppressor-height sights. The GlockStore offers this service as part of their 10-day optics program.

Lenny Magill of GlockStore explains various optic cut styles for Glocks, including co-witness, no co-witness, combat cut, and slimline MOS retrofit. The video highlights GlockStore's 10-day optics milling service, emphasizing fast turnaround and competitive pricing. It's recommended for those looking to upgrade their Glock with a red dot sight for improved speed and accuracy.

This video details a controversial project to modernize a Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless pistol. While the presenter, James Reeves, initially appears to modify a family heirloom, he later reveals it was a prank using a separate pistol. The project involved custom Cerakote finishing by Monsoon Tactical and the installation of a Sig Romeo Zero optic, highlighting the challenges of milling vintage slides.