FS m&p 9 with RMR cut

[DementedAntics]

I have been considering ordering an RMR and I was thinking about cutting my non-pro and non-core slide. Would I still be able to run the gun without an optic in limited or production when the optic is not in use and the slide fill plate is in place? It would essentially be like running a core without an optic in production or limited. Has anyone done this?

Edited June 22, 2017 by DementedAntics

[Avedis]

Production, no. Limited, yes. I haven't seen anyone do it though.

 

Why not keep your factory slides as is and pick up one of the new performance center slide kits.

 

https://www.twobrostactical.com/collections/m-p/products/m-p-performance-center-slide-kit-9mm

Edited June 22, 2017 by Avedis

[DementedAntics]

That option isn't as condensed and multifaceted as the one I mentioned. Furthermore the slide in that link cost more then what I paid for the gun new. I could buy another M&p9 for that price and have 2 guns. Just figured since an m&p core is production legal and sap legal in idpa it would be the same for a non core model converted to a core model. Maybe this is the wrong sub to ask. 

[shooting for M]

http://forums.brianenos.com/index.php?/topic/250603-Mill-RMR.-USPSA-production??

I don't know if this link works, but someone just posted a letter in the Glock section specifically addressing this. Apparently using a filler plate is good to go for production now.

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[Magsz]

I guess it kind of makes sense since you can "mill a slide for sights"

 

Shrug...