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I watched the video too and I'm pretty sure I can do it. I cut the slide lugs for the Holosun and I cut a grip for the P365 XL to add a manual safety and added the manual safety though I did have the pin backwards the first time. :). I asked a local shop what they would charge and they said it...

The RMSc is a very good sight but not as rugged or versatile as the new Holosun 507K. I had it until yesterday when I sold mine on eBay. I took a $50 loss but hopefully it will go to a shooter that can use it. I was very accurate with it and it held zero perfectly after well over 1,000...

I ordered one today. My biggest complaint on the Hellcat is the trigger, especially compared to the Sig P365 XL. Today I took the Sig with a Romeo 0 and the Hellcat with the Holosun 507K. I hope this improves the trigger and removes the sharp edges that seem to cut into my finger. I pre...

Easy enough to check, it the screw protrudes less than 2.4mm you are good to go. With the Shield optic they want them tightened to 9 in pounds and the Holosun says to tighten to 15" pounds.

Please guys, RTFM on page 27 it tells you that the screws should not protrude more than 0.95" or 2.4mm from the bottom of the optic. If you look at the right rear screw hole (barrel pointing away) you can see the retractor spring. They don't want the screw going that deep. I have mounted the...

I have a Shield RMSc for sale for $350 via PayPal. It is in like new condition and I include the screws for Hellcat mounting.

It's a matter of picking your poison. Poly lenses will scratch more easily and glass lenses will shatter more easily. While I haven't yet seen any drop tests on MRDs with polymer lenses I have seen numerous drop tests where the glass lens shatters. You can always upgrade later if need be.

The RMSc allows for co-witnessing. The SMSc does too. One is polymer body and one is aluminum body.

The RMSc is a metal body and well made unit. The ones Bassbob listed are too large for a Hellcat. If you were going to go oversize you might as well for for an RMR Type 2. The RMSc is small and conceals easily in both IWB and OWB. There are other options but you will need to modify your...

I have had one on my Hellcat since I purchased it back in February. It makes for a very accurate and quick to shoot handgun. The RMSc has been reliable through over 1,000 rounds and did not lose zero. I use it in OWB holster because I find it more comfortable and a T-shirt is enough to hide it.

I took a Dremel to my Hellcat today and removed the rear lugs and reduced the front ones as my Holosun 507K arrives on Monday. I have a Shield RMSc and a Sig Romeo Zero so I can compare the 3. The Shield has a crisper dot than the Romeo 0 but it is 4moa and the RZ is 6moa. It will be...

He will take your Romeo Zero and whatever it is attached to away from you as children are not allowed to play with anything that is dangerous.

I thought I recognized your name. Your photos look great! By the way, I found a blueing pen on Amazon for $10 that should do for this small application. Front post height is 1mm measure with digital calipers. Thus need to grind down about ½ way.

Blueing or Cerakote perhaps? I'm not sure as it has been years since I blued a barrel. By the way are you still involved in the GetDPI Forum and I think you used to also be on the Leica Forum.

You might also want to obtain some type of protective coating to place on the ground surfaces to prevent rust. Any suggestions would be great.

I just spoke with Holosun and Springfield on the modification to the Hellcat. Springfield says that as long as the modification doesn't effect the operation of the pistol it does not invalidate the warranty. They did not know what modification was needed for the lugs for the Holosun. Holosun...

In general, I will pay more to avoid buying a Chinese product if there is a USA equivalent. In the case of the 407K/507K, Trijicon does not make a micro red dot so no real equivalent. I am a retired attorney and the following is not a legal opinion but is a general observation regarding patent...

By the way for those that have not seen this, Trijicon is suing Holosun claiming patent infringement. Here is a link to article...

Does the Sentinel have a battery drawer or must you remove it to change the battery? Is it waterproof?

The probable reason there is no cavity in the bottom plate at the rear and only a minimal 0.7mm depth hole in the front is that the unit is water proof, more than just water resistant. I gather it is a pretty tight fit.