Hows this holding up. Ive been going back and fourth with frame mounting, slide milled or this dovetail mount my biggest concern was with the weight of the optic eventually it would mess up the dovetail.
This is doing really well. I haven taken it to multiple matches. The plate is aluminum, so it won’t mess up the dovetail which is steel. If you want the cleanest fit, I think slide milling is the best way to go. It’s not that expensive. Dovetail gives you an option to fall back to factory iron sight. Up to you.
Would you recommend milling the slide for a red dot versus using the mounting plate? The biggest concern I have is losing zero due to excessive movement from run and gun events or tactical style movements that involve lifting weights / running and then proceeding to the firing line to shoot.
The dovetail mounting style shouldn’t cause it to loose zero because of those movement, as long as you don’t file too much material off from the plate and ensure a secure install. I personally recommend the dovetail mounting cuz that leaves the gun able to switch back to iron sight when you want to.
I’m going this route now. However I bought an iron push or press. So I plan on using that to remove and also install it. No brass punches. Do you think filing is still required ?
I think filing is still needed. You don’t want to only rely on the punching which might leave bad marks on the plate. I would recommend you to first try to punch it in and feel how much resistance there is, and then file off as little material as possible each time and try again. In my experience CZs don’t need to file off a lot of material. The right feeling of the resistance should be that it requires some punching force to move the plate in but shouldn’t require you to use a very large hammer and punch with great force with a lot of noise. And it shouldn’t be super easy to punch in the plate using a mini hammer with little effort either. Because that means you have file off too much material. Remember to put some protection stuff like cloth between the plate and the punch to minimize metal to metal contact. Also remember to back out the set screws all the way out from the original iron sight, otherwise the set screws might catch on the groove and you wonder why it’s so hard to take the iron sight out.
Doesn’t look too bad. I’m still on Irons. Hopefully one day CZ comes out with a TS2 Optics Teady. 🤞
Thank you for making the video! I'm considering the holosun 507 comp on my TS2 racing green as well!
Hows this holding up. Ive been going back and fourth with frame mounting, slide milled or this dovetail mount my biggest concern was with the weight of the optic eventually it would mess up the dovetail.
This is doing really well. I haven taken it to multiple matches. The plate is aluminum, so it won’t mess up the dovetail which is steel. If you want the cleanest fit, I think slide milling is the best way to go. It’s not that expensive. Dovetail gives you an option to fall back to factory iron sight. Up to you.
Would you recommend milling the slide for a red dot versus using the mounting plate? The biggest concern I have is losing zero due to excessive movement from run and gun events or tactical style movements that involve lifting weights / running and then proceeding to the firing line to shoot.
The dovetail mounting style shouldn’t cause it to loose zero because of those movement, as long as you don’t file too much material off from the plate and ensure a secure install. I personally recommend the dovetail mounting cuz that leaves the gun able to switch back to iron sight when you want to.
@@9mmtactical thank you and really enjoy your content, especially on the TS2 racing green, since that's my pistol as well! ;)
I’m going this route now. However I bought an iron push or press. So I plan on using that to remove and also install it. No brass punches. Do you think filing is still required ?
I think filing is still needed. You don’t want to only rely on the punching which might leave bad marks on the plate. I would recommend you to first try to punch it in and feel how much resistance there is, and then file off as little material as possible each time and try again. In my experience CZs don’t need to file off a lot of material. The right feeling of the resistance should be that it requires some punching force to move the plate in but shouldn’t require you to use a very large hammer and punch with great force with a lot of noise. And it shouldn’t be super easy to punch in the plate using a mini hammer with little effort either. Because that means you have file off too much material. Remember to put some protection stuff like cloth between the plate and the punch to minimize metal to metal contact. Also remember to back out the set screws all the way out from the original iron sight, otherwise the set screws might catch on the groove and you wonder why it’s so hard to take the iron sight out.
hi, what holster do you go with for the CS TS2 Racing Green + red dot?
For competition, DAA holster. Pretty standard.
@@9mmtactical thank you! is there a specific model? i don't see something on their site that supports the CZ TS2 racing green with a red dot
I got Flex. It’s not for a specific gun model. It’s universal. You can adjust the holster to fit your gun based on their instructions.
Where did you buy the red dot mount?
americanprecisionfirearms.com/product-category/parts/handguns/cz/cz-ts2-racing-green/
you have the side mount why go with this red dot mount
Cuz I didn’t want it to look like an open gun LOL
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@@9mmtactical在你面前 我刚上任的配件小王子之名 都不及你万分之一😂
Because you have to remove rear sight to remove slide from frame with side mount