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Open glock gen 3 slide cuts , i have a 19 gen 3 that i dont want to change everything out on... is there anywhere in California that is reliable that

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glock gen 3 slide cuts , i have a 19 gen 3 that i dont want to change everything out on... is there anywhere in California that is reliable that anyone has experience with? im putting a rmr on it
 
Wager machine works. Do not be afraid to ship your slide
Can confirm. I have used Wager as well. If you go with Wager, forego the cerakote and go with the black nitride for refinish. While you’re at it, you might as well get the front serrations. See below.
 

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Can confirm. I have used Wager as well. If you go with Wager, forego the cerakote and go with the black nitride for refinish. While you’re at it, you might as well get the front serrations. See below.
Oh I did. The one on the bottom is next.
 

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Wagerworks all the way. Had my slide back 13 days after i took it to the post office. Paid $25 for $500 shipping insurance through post office. They have great communication and the quality is top notch.
 

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Can confirm. I have used Wager as well. If you go with Wager, forego the cerakote and go with the black nitride for refinish. While you’re at it, you might as well get the front serrations. See below.
yea im going with these guys i like the prices
 
Maple Leaf Firearms (Celina, TX).
0.160” depth RMR cut, black nitride.
GL-400-355_GCF-260-115 irons 1/4 cowitness.
Pictured is milled g19.5 in above config with RMR HRS.

Jagerwerks does good work too (0.125” depth RMR cut), but I prefer Maple Leaf’s darker black nitride finish and deeper optic cut. The trade off is about one thread of milled screw engagement, slightly higher cost.

They both have Black Friday sales. Expect ~8 weeks lead time.
 

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Honestly it's probably better to just buy what you want and sell your existing slide. Every time I look at custom work vs buying a new slide and selling what I have on hand the latter works out better financially.
 
Id get extra full silde with barrel, keep your your stock one.

Avoid sending your slide dynamic weapon solution, buy buying one from them is less risky.
 
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