RMRCC CUT SLIDE FOR GLOCK® 48 Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The RMRCC Cut Slide for Glock 48 impresses with its fit and finish, and affordability. However, many users faced issues like failures to feed, machining burrs, and compatibility limitations with optics other than Trijicon RMRcc. Some had positive experiences, while others reported defects and dissatisfaction, leading to mixed reviews overall.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Fit and Finish
60%
Many reviewers praise the fit and finish of the slide, noting it looks great and is well-constructed. This theme reflects users' appreciation for aesthetic and structural quality, essential for enhancing firearm components.
Performance Issues
50%
A number of customers reported failures to feed and other functional issues, which detracted from their overall experience. This theme indicates a concern over reliability and indicates that some users had difficulty with consistent performance.
Optic Compatibility
55%
Reviewers frequently highlight limitations regarding optic compatibility, specifically that the slide is primarily designed for the Trijicon RMRcc. This theme raises concerns for users looking to mount other optics, impacting the purchase decision for many.
Customer Support
25%
Positive comments about the customer service available in addressing issues were noted. This includes experiences with returns and refunds, showing that the company is responsive to customer concerns despite the issues faced.
Assembly and Installation Challenges
40%
Several reviewers encountered challenges during installation, including machining burrs and compatibility with internal components. This emphasizes the need for quality assurance in manufacturing to enhance the user experience.
Value for Money
30%
The slide is generally seen as an affordable option, especially for those specifically wanting to use the RMRcc. However, some users feel that the potential need for additional components reduces its overall value proposition.
Customer Photos & Videos
Excellent slide
Slide looks great, I love that the cover plate is included and the price was right.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Nice looking slide
The only negative and that my fault is the RMRCC cut, Brownell should offer a adapter plate for other optics i.e. Holosun, Vortex. Other than that complaint great slide. I will use it as a carry with irons
It shoots
SCT frame, Lonewolf barrel, PSA magazine. There were a few failures to feed (Blazer 115 gn). I do not know if it is the one of the components, the ammo, or it just needs more break-in rounds. I’m going to switch out the magazine release and magazine for a Shield Arms to see if that fixes it.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Slide for Glock 48
Looks pretty decent but machining should be better. Bad but in hole for extractor spring. Need better QC before selling and shipping items.
Meh
No idea why they chose the RMRCC footprint. Once i got it I noticed you either use the plate and install a rear sight or put on a $500 optic. One slide came with the threaded inert for the optic seated too far so i couldnt get the extractor spring and rod seated the whole way. Wouldnt buy again.
Poor quality
I wish I didn’t have to write this review, but I feel like it’s needed. The slide came with rust in the threaded holes for the optic mount. When I tried installing the internals from my stock G48, the extractor spring wouldn’t fit all the way into the slide. I found a machining burr halfway down the hole preventing the spring plunger from seating completely. Also, the rmrcc pattern only fits one rdo; the trijicon rmrcc. Brownells took the defective slide back and gave me a refund. Good on them!
Great concept but constant issues
I really wanted to like this. It was going to be an upgrade/update to my 43x into a slim glock 19 with a red dot.. However, I had constant failure to feed issues. It seems like the spring assembly was not strong enough or slide was too tight of a fit. Then, the guide rod broke. The plastic guide rod end caps broke off and fell out of the slide. Maybe a metal guide rod is what is needed to last and to help with the failure to feed issues. I can't carry for use until this is sorted out. Very disappointed.

