JagerWerks Adds Aimpoint COA Milling Service for Glocks
If you've got a standard-frame or Slimline Glock without an optic cut and you've been wanting to run an Aimpoint Acro, JagerWerks just added a service that's worth knowing about. The Michigan-based slide shop has launched the Aimpoint COA cut, a direct-milling service that opens up the Acro P-1, P-2, and other Acro-footprint optics on Glocks that weren't set up for it from the factory.
Aimpoint COA @ TFB:
One thing to know going in: this service is limited to Standard Frame and Slimline models with no existing optic cut or optic-ready solution. If you're running a G17L or G41 with the relief cut underneath, you're out of luck here.
Buyers can choose between two iron sight configurations. The behind-optic setup ships with irons from Angry Bear Arms. The front-of-optic option runs a modified Angry Bear Arms rear sight, reworked by JagerWerks and black nitride coated. JagerWerks notes they're "quite happy with how it turned out," which, coming from a shop that doesn't usually talk like a marketing department, is probably about as enthusiastic as it gets.
Coating is optional but strongly recommended. JagerWerks is direct about it: send a slide back bare and you're accepting the rust risk. Black Nitride runs $55, with Cerakote options starting at $60 and running up to custom multi-color finishes in the $130 range. Lead time is listed at 4-8 weeks with an additional 1-3 weeks if you add coating, which is normal for a shop doing this kind of work.
The base service price is $175. For that, JagerWerks will also do disassembly and reassembly at no extra charge, and if you include your optic, barrel, and recoil spring, they'll laser-align the sights for free.
On paper:
- Service: Aimpoint Acro footprint direct milling for Glock slides
- Compatible platforms: Standard Frame and Slimline Glocks with no existing optic cut
- Not compatible: G17L, G41, or any model with a relief cut underneath
- Iron sight options: Behind-optic (Angry Bear Arms) or front-of-optic (JagerWerks-modified, Black Nitride coated)
- Optic compatibility: Aimpoint Acro P-1, P-2, other Acro-footprint optics
- Coating: Optional, Black Nitride $55, Cerakote from $60
- Lead time: 4-8 weeks, plus 1-3 weeks for coating
- Price: $175 base
More information at: https://jagerwerks.com/aimpoint-coa-for-glock/
Which Glock model would you send in for this, and are you going with the behind-optic or front-of-optic iron sight configuration?
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Jagerwerks does excellent work, and the Aimpoint COA is a fantastic optic. Glock owners should be pleased.
The hell you say!?
Picked up a Gen 6 G17 COA, (Blue Label), about two weeks ago and WOW!