Originally Posted by
C1-2DG
I was in the same boat as you not too long ago.
1. I wanted to marry up an RMR to OEM slides
2. I didn't want to go to one vendor to get sealer plates, another to get screws, another to mill a slide and refinish it
3. I didn't want to have the gun down for very long
4. I didn't want to have to spend the money to send parts out and back
5. I wanted something that could work with unit issued or department issued guns (love or hate it, there's a LOT of MOS guns out there right now)
6. I did NOT want a slide with tons of lightening cuts, random machining, etc. To me, it's a Glock - I don't care for it to look fancy. I care for it to work, and work affordably.
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On a G19 Gen 5 MOS FS, that's the V1 prototype Forward Controls Design (FCD) RMR plate. I asked for :
1. Full coverage of the RMR so no sealer plate would be needed
2. A snug fit on an OEM MOS slide, and snug fit on from the plate to the optic (thinking zero shifts due to battery changes)
3. Steel construction and non-rusting Torx screws of the right length, with a vial of VC3 Vibratite provided because I wanted a one-stop-shop
4. The RMR must mount lower than the slide top, close to what some milled setups were, but without cutting into the extractor channel
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