M&P C.O.R.E. Slide Cap

8six3

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So I am currently in the process of having a new cap machined for my M&P CORE slide. It will replace the plastic cap that comes on the CORE and be made of stainless. The cap will also be sent for a black nitride finish. The plan is to have it milled with scallops/serrations to match the ones on the slide. Since I do not have an optic for my CORE, the new cap will provide me with a more custom look of a milled slide and also the functional purpose of aided slide racking. I will post pictures as progress is made. If it turns out well and there is interest, I will talk with my machinist about producing more and making them available.
TO BE CONTINUED...
 
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Unfortunately there were other projects ahead of mine for milling. There is hope of the test cap being completed tomorrow. As soon as I get the milled cap I will get pics posted. I am very anxious to get this cap done!!!
TO BE CONTINUED...
 
I am definitely interested. I have two C.O.R.E. pistols - I have a Trijicon RMR on a full-size, but my 5" I plan to leave with (Dawson) iron sights, for a ESP gun.
 
Yes. Please keep us " me " updated on this. I am interisted for my CORE.
 
I got a photo (not to clear) of a test run that was done on aluminum. Machinist was not too happy with the results so he will be tweeking it some more. I also asked if the serrations could be spaced the same as on the slide and not so close as was done. He is working on it. I will keep you posted...
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I believe the OP is talking about a metal cap to replace the plastic cap that covers the milled portion of the upper slide where a reflex sight would go.
Ah, I see. The picture clued me in better.

I didn't know they had a plastic cover there. The one in the pic looks good.
 
Hi 8Six3,

Very nice! Can you send the forum an update on this project? I am interested to get 2 if they become available.

Thank you,
 
Unfortunately this project is not going to move forward at this time. The company I had working on this project is local and their CNC machine is a bit big to do the detail work I requested on such a small part. They are going to try and get me in touch with some people that work on smaller parts and at that time I may move forward. If things change I will update the status of the project at that time. :(
 
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