My RMR Glock 41

[NWMA]

I carry 357 Sig more than anything else, but awhile back I had the opportunity to shoot a G41 and loved it. Next thing I know I took one home...

Slide milling, BUIS and trigger from Suarez International. I undercut the trigger guard as I do all my Glocks, it just makes shooting more comfortable to me. The gun balances and points very well, much like a G34.

Most of my time is spent shooting at reasonable self-protection distances but I do think it's important to develop long range shooting skills with pistols. The 45 drops a lot more than others but 100 yards is easy with this gun. Longest shot I've made with this one was around 180.

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[Jerderv]

Nice looking pistol! I have a 41 as well and i really enjoy it.

 

[CHLChris]

My heart just lept in my chest. Wow, what an awesome pistol. Looks like you chose some sort of gray Cerakote?

 

[NWMA]

My heart just lept in my chest. Wow, what an awesome pistol. Looks like you chose some sort of gray Cerakote?

Thank you. I like that pistol a lot, and I thought the pic turned out well

That is Titanium Aluminum Nitride. It's a metal plating that is supposed to be even tougher than Glock's melonite process. It has more lubricity than a stock Glock slide (though I still grease the rails) and makes cleaning even easier. And it happens to look nice. It's not really necessary but after getting the slide milled for the RMR I prefer the slide to be refinished.

Ceracote is nice for different colors, and it's great for corrosion resistance, but it doesn't stand up so well to holster wear.

 

[CHLChris]

I agree about Cerakote. I milled my competition slides, then Cerakoted them. Since I compete whenever possible and dryfire practice all the time, those slides get hundreds of draws a month. They show the wear, very much so!!

 

[NWMA]

Some folks like that look, which is cool. It's not my thing though.

I've got an old Gen 2 Glock with NP3 by Robar. It's got some holster wear over the years but it's mild. It has held up extremely well.

 

[NWMA]

Some folks like that look, which is cool. It's not my thing though.

I've got an old Gen 2 Glock with NP3 by Robar. It's got some holster wear over the years but it's mild. It has held up extremely well.

The look of wear I mean. I think brand new ceracote looks great!

 

[Kruel J]

That's a fine looking machine. Who said Glocks are ugly? I've got a 34 and happen to think it looks like one tough SOB.

 

[Robo]

I just picked up one of these MOS bad boys. I was surprised to see that it's lighter than the Glock 21 even though it's an inch longer. The slide is narrower and the barrel is not as beefy. Its a "thing of beauty" to be sure and it handles and shoots great, especially with the Trijicon RMR attached.

 

[Reco]

I just got a Glock 34 and it feels and looks awesome I can imagine how the Glock 41 in 45 must feel!

 

[Travispitt]

We have the 10mm it is amazing. Thinking about doing a 34 or 17l but I don't think they do the 17l in an MOS yet

 

[sigloczak]

Very nice! The G41 is my favorite .45 that I own. Sometimes it's hard to admit that I like shooting it better than my 1911s. How long was the turn time for the cut? I was thinking of sending mine to Suarez to do the same.

 

[H2O MAN]

Very nice ... my 41s are my favorite .45s

 

[308]

Anyone care to comment why the RMR was selected over the Deltapoint Pro?

 

[Travispitt]

Anyone care to comment why the RMR was selected over the Deltapoint Pro?

I wanted a batteryless option. But both seem like good optics

 

[308]

I wanted a batteryless option. But both seem like good optics

Thanks...good point. I see companies out there willing to mill slides for RMRs but not so much for the Deltapoint Pro, so I was thinking I may have missed something

 

[Travispitt]

Thanks...good point. I see companies out there willing to mill slides for RMRs but not so much for the Deltapoint Pro, so I was thinking I may have missed something

Well I think the RMR has been out for quite awhile now. Quite a bit longer than the deltapoint. That may have something to do with it