Red Dot for Glock 43X

[oldschoolhemi]

Im trying to find a Red Dot for my Glock 43x MOS that doesnt need a plate, will co-witness using stock height sights, with an enclosed emitter.
Maybe im looking for a Unicorn....

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[1775usmc]

Unicorn.

Unless you're willing to file down the recoil bosses allowing you to mount a K series foot print. If that was the case I would say the Holosun EPS or EPS carry

 

[dmmv]

Romeo-x compact enclosed

 

[Stomper]

Unicorn.

Unless you're willing to file down the recoil bosses allowing you to mount a K series foot print. If that was the case I would say the Holosun EPS or EPS carry

WTAF is all that babble?




NERD!!

 

[1775usmc]

WTAF is all that babble?




NERD!!

Let me have my moment!

 

[Medic!]

Glock 43X COA is a thing. It doesn't need a plate, will co-witness using stock height sights, and has an enclosed emitter.
Only it will cost you.



In time the COA red dot itself will become available.
Not sure what the cut would entail?

 

[Stomper]

Let me have my moment!

FINE!!

 

[when_DM_smiles]

Romeo-x compact enclosed

+1 but not inexpensive. Built right here in Tualatin OR.

 

[dplev4]

My Holosun 507k does not meet your criteria but it's reliable. And nobody is using their 43x as a duty gun so it's chance of breaking in a struggle are slim enough that I'm not worrying about co-witnessing my stock sites.

 

[dmmv]

+1 but not inexpensive. Built right here in Tualatin OR.

Wasn't in his criteria

 

[NeoBlackdog]

Wasn't in his criteria

No, but it is an interesting bit of information if that type of thing is important to someone. Years ago, the fact that it was an Oregon company put me on the path to my first Leupold scope.

 

[dmmv]

No, but it is an interesting bit of information if that type of thing is important to someone. Years ago, the fact that it was an Oregon company put me on the path to my first Leupold scope.

My response was in regards to cost

 

[1775usmc]

My Holosun 507k does not meet your criteria but it's reliable. And nobody is using their 43x as a duty gun so it's chance of breaking in a struggle are slim enough that I'm not worrying about co-witnessing my stock sites.

I don't run iron sights on most pistols with optics either. lol.

 

[oldschoolhemi]

Glock 43X COA is a thing. It doesn't need a plate, will co-witness using stock height sights, and has an enclosed emitter.
Only it will cost you.



In time the COA red dot itself will become available.
Not sure what the cut would entail?

 

[oldschoolhemi]

I went to Glock and Aimpoint, not available separately. Looks like it requires can sights, which I want to avoid. But thankyou for the lead.

 

[oldschoolhemi]

Unicorn.

Unless you're willing to file down the recoil bosses allowing you to mount a K series foot print. If that was the case I would say the Holosun EPS or EPS carry

Yeah that wont work, but thanks

 

[oldschoolhemi]

My Holosun 507k does not meet your criteria but it's reliable. And nobody is using their 43x as a duty gun so it's chance of breaking in a struggle are slim enough that I'm not worrying about co-witnessing my stock sites.

 

[oldschoolhemi]

Its concealed carry debris fodding the emitter that Im concerned about.Thanks for your input

 

[1775usmc]

Its concealed carry debris fodding the emitter that Im concerned about.Thanks for your input

That's what sucks about the MOS system. You need a plate for almost everything. This is the exact reason I don't buy MOS models and have my slides sent out and milled for specific optics.

 

[oldschoolhemi]

That's what sucks about the MOS system. You need a plate for almost everything. This is the exact reason I don't buy MOS models and have my slides sent out and milled for specific optics.

I get that, but adds an additional cost, and not many options left to have the mill work done here in Oregon. Also changes the finish (cold blue as per original)