I highly suggest the Holosun HE507C-GR-X2-ACSS. If you have a problem finding just a dot like many of us, this innovative RDS fixes that. Have one now and waiting on a 12% off at Primary Arms to buy another. Oh, they make the same in red rather than green for less cash.
Why mill when you can just replace the rear sight with an Outer Impact plate and then the RDS of your choice? They have one for small footprint and one for larger. Rock solid and raises the RDS only a slight amount. I now have a Holosun HS507K X2 which replaced the Sig Romeo Zero I had on the...
Sent you a PM also. Do you own the Holosun K already? The K is designed for single stack pistols where the 507C is designed for double stacks like your pistol. I have one in green with the Primary Arms ACSS reticle on my XD-M Elite and love that design. Larger window too. Primary Arms has a 12%...
I installed the Outerimpact adapter (the limited assortment version) on my EZ9 and a Sig Romeo Zero. The adapter is a good fit and barely raises the RDS IMO. However, I'm replacing the Sig Zero with a Holosun 507K (in red) as I like those features better. Especially the battery location. Having...
I suggest Black Rhino Concealment. Check out their website and see if they make one for your combo. They make a lot for laser or light equipped pistols. Only problem is ship time is 4-5 weeks after order. I think you can pay a littler extra to get ahead of the others. Super happy with the ones...
I removed my rear sight (super easy - no puller needed) and installed an Outer Impact adapter plate (also super easy) and installed a Sig Romeo Zero RDS on the adapter plate. I like it. You can choose a couple different adapter plates to fit the RDS of your choosing for the Shield EZ 9.
I had a similar situation with my 9 EZ. Moved the sight and shot the opposite side of the bull. Moved it to center position and shot POA. Then left again so it was me best I can figure. Mine now sports a Sig Romeo Zero RDS and my problem is no longer. Old eyes......
Late to this thread but continuing anyway. I bought the .380 EZ when they first came out. It shot well, no issues and I carried it until the 9MM EZ came out and I could get my hands on one. That is now my carry gun. Transferred the .380 EZ to my lady friend and now I'm handloading for her...
I'm going to load some up for her as soon as the bullets are delivered. Seems one misfire had a good hammer dent. Really hard to find .38 Special ammo now but luckily I can handload some to try.
A friend brought her newly acquired 642-2 (with internal lock) here to run 50 rounds through it. This was her sister's revolver who installed red laser grips on it. We experienced ~ 6 out of 50 misfires. Light dents on the primers and after retrying they fired. Ammo was Fiocchi 130 grain. Looked...