A place online does it for 300

@@1clnsdime1do you have a link or name of the company that does it ?

Not sure what you meant by “threatened” but they also make the combat version now too. I’d recommend just getting that. IMO, Adaptor plates are unsightly and raise the profile of the gun too much. But that’s just my opinion, cheers!

Did you ever get these installed on your 92x? Blogs I've read mention that poi/poa change after installation which need alterations to get back on target. Really hoping you had good luck because I am in need of better sights?

Mine were dead on, didn't have any trouble with them.

schfifty five I can’t quite picture your description, I do agree the jb weld was a cheap cop out. I can say I wanted to avoid drilling/tapping any more holes than necessary to keep a clean look from the outside and ultimately not have to do any sort of refinishing. More than one way to skin a cat I suppose. 2 years later still going strong with no hiccups 🤘🏻 let me know how you make out with yours! 🍻

To each their own, in the end both are only as strong as what their mounted to. Since posting this video someone has backed into my car and ripped the splitter from the bumper. The splitter is still in perfect shape, the bumper however needs to be replaced. I would say the only negative of the strafe design is that at some point the powder coat is going to get a chip from a stone or some road debris, eventually flaking/peeling off portions of the powder coat as the bare aluminum underneath tries to form aluminum oxide. But again, to each their own

Simple answer for you is this, the slide isn’t a serialized part. Therefore not considered a firearm. Cheers

Sky Pilot nope no screw, there’s just an integral “stub” of metal that’s on the front sight. It just acts as a kind of detent. And sits in that hole

Yoyo dude, IV been looking at the A3 for awhile, I can't find anywhere if I the back sights are adjustable. Are they? If they aren't can I take them off to get adjustable sights? Or are they fixed on?

Anthony Buda rear sight is driftable for windage. But yes they are dovetail front and rear so they can be replaced with aftermarket sights. Beretta sells a target rear sight that is easily adjustable for windage and elevation.

NIFUable it’s kind of a personal thing I guess. Unless you’re practically laying on the ground you don’t see them when it’s mounted back up

Demond Callahan yeah man, it’s certainly something. Because there’s more than just milling, I can understand why they wouldn’t accept people’s slides to mill out. But still at least sell slides for people to upgrade to! Smh

@@brandtheman92 hey put a c5 viridian on yours they fit perfectly. Has like 5 different modes.

Joseph Donoghue the front sight is a Tritium center with luminescent orange paint surrounding it

Landon Wolf trust me lol, I felt the same way about the jb weld. Sure the screw would hold the block in place but with the remaining material on top being as thin as it was I didn’t want to take any chances of something going wrong. There wasn’t much else you could do to secure it in place other than the jb. I thought if tig welding the block but I didn’t want to heat soak anything without knowing what tolerances and wear spots should/would be. On a side note, I milled too deep, you could get away with a shallower channel

Jeremy Cole currently do not offer the combat slide alone, and I had bought the apx prior to their announcement that they were doing a combat model. Thankfully everything worked out well! It continues to be my edc. No hiccups or reliability issues *knocks on wood*

Felipe O thanks man! Well currently beretta doesn’t sell the optic ready slides on their store. But I’m sure eventually they will! It was stressful to say the least but what kept me going was the thought that the final product would be worth it. And it’s been fantastic to say the least

Dusty’s Gun Works yeah, I just saw the following video where your project was finished. Great stuff, congrats.

no noticeable difference in POA/POI from what i can tell.

@@brandtheman92 is it a combat sight picture?

Brett Tighe yes

Throwaway I have seen their plate. For my personal preferences the plate isn’t the route I wanted. Not only would you lose your rear sights, but also make the sight sit another 1/8” higher than the slide. Looks and performance is what I’m after. But for anyone who just wants to toss one on. Yeah of course the plate is the easiest.

This plate would be perfect if you were gonna run a suppressor.

rotadyma both this setup and the plate work with a suppressor. The plate will bring the reticle 1/8” higher than where it would be flush. Without the plate it still sits higher than the suppressor.

Franklin Reynoso indeed I have, new video should be up by Friday. Works flawlessly

Christian Moroski yeah that’s the full kit installed both front and rears

Branjokazooie Any change in sight picture between the original and new rear sight?

Christian Moroski they seem slightly wider but that could just be a placebo thing. The front sight is definitely bigger. It’s definitely more of a combat sight, perfect for CQB situations.

Nah man you using factory back sight

trvrdgr1234 guest are you asking about putting suppressor night sights on the m9a3? Trijicon makes a different size sets of suppressor nights sights try them

Awsome I'll check it out I just didn't see any specific for the gun so I was wondering if any guns had the same size dive tail Thanks for the info

Vori Gold wish I lived over there, I’d have a scirocco!

Any pics with mufflaps

Timo Ndadilaadila as far as commercially available goes, this one is all that I know of for the Mk6 platform.