RMR CUT SLIDE FOR GLOCK® 17 GEN 4 Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
Overall, users are generally satisfied with the RMR cut slide for the Glock 17 Gen 4, praising its quality and fit, but some report issues with rust and hard edges. While most have enjoyed reliable performance, concerns regarding long-term durability and shipping packaging persist. Most feel it offers good value for the price, though some improvements could enhance the product further.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Quality and Fit
70%
Many reviewers express satisfaction with the machining quality and fit of the RMR cut slide, comparing it with OEM quality. They appreciate that the slide accommodates various optics and fits well into their holsters, helping to build confidence in its functionality.
Durability and Rust Issues
50%
Some users reported significant rust issues after extended use, which has led to disappointment regarding the long-term durability of the finish. Reviews highlight the importance of a properly coated slide to prevent these problems, emphasizing that quality of finish should match the performance.
Performance
65%
Most users report excellent performance with no failures in function after hundreds of rounds. Reviewers appreciate the balance between weight and recoil, stating that the slide maintains a consistent shooting experience.
Packaging and Shipping
40%
Several reviewers noted that the packaging could be improved to prevent dings and damage during shipping. Many expressed that investing in better packaging would enhance the overall customer experience and product condition upon arrival.
Value for Money
60%
The slide's affordability compared to milled options has drawn praise from users, highlighting it as a cost-effective choice for those needing an RMR cut slide. Reviewers feel they received good quality at a reasonable price, making it a popular recommendation.
Edge Finish
35%
Some users pointed out the hard edges of the slide as a concern, stating it causes snags during holster draws. This feedback suggests a need for better dehorning or smoothing to improve usability, especially for frequent users.
Customer Photos & Videos
going into battery issues
I have been trying to work with this slide for a few months now. I started with a Brownell's parts kit for it but the slide would consistently not go into battery. Sent the parts kit back and got a different one elsewhere. That worked better, but now it happens consistently if I have one in the chamber and try to rack the slide. The next round gets stuck between the breech face and the chamber. A good thump to the back of the slide gets it into battery but that is not OK. Tech suggested returning it. Otherwise the slide is great. Hopefully just mine is a little out of spec and causing the issue.
