I have a Glock 19 slide cut for an RMR. Bad thing is I have an RMRcc. Can someone point me to a plate that adapts between the two? I’m coming up empty, and thinking I’m just not using the correct terminology when searching.
- Thread starter Alanh
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I am not aware of any adapter for that arrangement; I believe the screw holes overlap between the two footprints, so it would have to be offset forward or rear on the slide for a plate to work.
I did a quick Google search and found this. No idea if they are good or not but there seems to be at least one out there.
cordedarms.com
RMR to RMSc Adapter - Full Size RMR to Micro RMR Adapter
RMR to RMSc Adapter - Full Size RMR to Micro RMR Adapter
cordedarms.com 
This place does custom plates:
chpws.com
C&H Precision
C&H Precision is a family owned and operated small business, serving the shooting community from our shop located in Richmond Hill, Georgia.
chpws.com 
This place does custom plates:
C&H Precision
C&H Precision is a family owned and operated small business, serving the shooting community from our shop located in Richmond Hill, Georgia.
@redneckbmxer24
You wanna weigh in on their quality and CS?
OP, sell it and get the right one.
It is known as the SRO….
If you like the patina of machine marks that look like a beaver machined it, out of spec tolerances that don't work with guns and optics, and getting told to kick rocks when their garbage doesn't work, its great.
Good luck getting your $$ back on that "custom" plate when the shit don't work.
CHPWS RMR plates are JUNK and their customer service is just as bad
@redneckbmxer24 From this post it sounds like he's willing to let you send in whatever you ordered to be fixed/replaced regardless of what stupidity occured. If this is accurate, looks like you can stop harping on whatever you feel you were 'right' about and move ahead with new plates. That...
www.snipershide.com You're basically screwed. People like to hate on the MOS "derrrrrr direct mount more better derrrr" but your exact case is the exact reason why MOS is awesome. Want to change the optic? Change the plate. Want to change the optic on a direct mount? Get a new slide or a new gun.
If you like the patina of machine marks that look like a beaver machined it, out of spec tolerances that don't work with guns and optics, and getting told to kick rocks when their garbage doesn't work, its great.
Good luck getting your $$ back on that "custom" plate when the shit don't work.
CHPWS RMR plates are JUNK and their customer service is just as bad
@redneckbmxer24 From this post it sounds like he's willing to let you send in whatever you ordered to be fixed/replaced regardless of what stupidity occured. If this is accurate, looks like you can stop harping on whatever you feel you were 'right' about and move ahead with new plates. That...
I got lucky I guess , my plate fit fine.
Thanks guys! I checked around and it does seem like a unloading the cc and picking up the one I thought I was buying is the better idea. Don’t get me wrong. That part was completely on me. And it would be nice if Trijicon would allow for swapping them. It’s about the same difference to buy the plate l or swap optics . I’ll probably take a hit on the CC but it will all work out in the end.
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Better yet, sell the glock and buy the right gun
I almost thought the last one I bought had decorative swirling, to make it look fancy.If you like the patina of machine marks that look like a beaver machined it, out of spec tolerances that don't work with guns and optics, and getting told to kick rocks when their garbage doesn't work, its great.
Good luck getting your $$ back on that "custom" plate when the shit don't work.
CHPWS RMR plates are JUNK and their customer service is just as bad
@redneckbmxer24 From this post it sounds like he's willing to let you send in whatever you ordered to be fixed/replaced regardless of what stupidity occured. If this is accurate, looks like you can stop harping on whatever you feel you were 'right' about and move ahead with new plates. That...
Fortunately, it fit.
Ouch... That leaves a mark,
Especially 'cause there are Walther's, Sig's and even S & W's out in the market that aren't constrained to the Glock architecture and can make big changes without much fuss.
