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RMR CUT SLIDE FOR GLOCK® 34 Reviews & Ratings

The Brownells RMR Cut Glock®34 Slide is machined entirely from heat treated stainless steel and features a black-nitride finish to protect it from corrosion and wear. The Brownells RMR cut slide features OEM style rear serrations and additional front serrations for enhanced manipulation. The RMR cut slide also features a window cut on the top between the front serrations that reduces weight.

The machining on the Brownells RMR Cut Glock®34 Slide doesn't end there; the slide also features a cutout sized to fit a Trijicon RMR red-dot sight as well as the Holosun HE508T, HS507C, and HS407C, allowing for fast, easy target acquisition. Internally, the slide is machined to Glock®factory specs, so it'll accept all standard G34 components.

Channel liner required for these slides. Channel liners are a press fit and require a tool to install.

Includes patented optic cut technology pioneered by ZEV Technologies. Patent No. RE47335

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4 Stars

Reviews Summary

The RMR Cut Slide for Glock 34 from Brownells offers great value and solid performance for those looking to upgrade their firearms. Many users appreciate its cost-effectiveness, precise RMR cut, and ease of assembly. However, quality control issues remain a concern, as some slides have reported fitting problems and inconsistencies, leading to frustration for some customers.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Value for Money

70%

Many reviewers commend the slide's affordability compared to other options. Most agree that its performance and quality justify the lower price, making it an attractive choice for both competition and recreational use.

Fit and Compatibility

60%

The fit of the slide with OEM parts is generally positive, yet several reviews highlight issues with the compatibility and fitting of specific components like the firing pin safety and RMR optics. While many customers report successful installations, others encountered significant challenges that impacted functionality.

Quality Control

50%

Quality control seems to be a prevalent theme, with multiple reviewers experiencing problems such as rusted mounting threads, misaligned cuts, and assembly issues. This inconsistent experience has led some customers to return the product, significantly affecting their overall satisfaction.

Functionality and Performance

65%

Most users report that the slide functions well once properly fitted, performing flawlessly after extensive testing. Reviews indicate it operates smoothly with various optics and fit confirms it is suitable for target shooting or competitive use.

Customer Service

45%

Brownells' customer service has received positive feedback, with users noting the responsiveness and support received when handling issues with the product. This aspect adds a layer of reassurance for buyers despite the potential quality issues.

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Stuck firing pin

The hole in the breech face where the firing pin sticks out is machined improperly. This caused my firing pin to get stuck. Not realizing what was wrong, I racked it hard a few times before figuring it out and having to remove the slide with violent force. This caused obvious premature wear to a brand new cruciform. I probably should have sent it back immediately, but I already took the finish off and polished it to a matte stainless finish, so obviously a return was out of the question. It was my own stupid fault for not dry fitting everything before I took the finish off, I know. But this is a Glock, not a competition 1911. I've never had to hand fit Glock parts, so the thought never crossed my mind. After filing the sides of the firing pin, it now fits and functions properly. I'm hoping a few thousand rounds peens the inside of the channel into spec before I swap out a new firing pin and new trigger components. All things considered, it's still a good deal, but remember to test fit and function check everything as soon as you get it in case you have to exchange it.