Let me know how you like the MC9 …checked one out last week at my local range, seemed pretty nice in hand. I’ve used a CT micro in the past without issues too. Good video Jay 🇺🇸👍🏼
Short answer is yes. To my knowledge Glock factory MOS requires an adapter plate regardless of optic selected. There may be something that fits directly to the optic cut but Trijicon RMR (fits Holosun/Cylee etc) or Doctor/Noblex (Crimson Trace uses this one) footprints which are the 2 most popular both require plates on Glock's with the factory MOS cut. If you have a Glock that does not have the factory MOS cut there are many aftermarket providers that will cut your slide to fit whichever one you want without an adapter plate. Hope that answers your question. Thanks for watching 👍
Looks like a fun day at the range.
It was brother!
Let me know how you like the MC9 …checked one out last week at my local range, seemed pretty nice in hand. I’ve used a CT micro in the past without issues too. Good video Jay 🇺🇸👍🏼
Will do! It's out on loan at the moment to a buddy. Once I get it back I will be doing a full review
I hope you have a video planned on that canik. My wife is wanting one for edc. We are planning on going to rent one for her to shoot here pretty soon
I was more impressed with it than I thought I'd be.
The review will be out soon-ish...
@@JayLewisFarmStyle I appreciate it
Does the ct need an adapter plate for the glock?
Short answer is yes.
To my knowledge Glock factory MOS requires an adapter plate regardless of optic selected.
There may be something that fits directly to the optic cut but Trijicon RMR (fits Holosun/Cylee etc) or Doctor/Noblex (Crimson Trace uses this one) footprints which are the 2 most popular both require plates on Glock's with the factory MOS cut.
If you have a Glock that does not have the factory MOS cut there are many aftermarket providers that will cut your slide to fit whichever one you want without an adapter plate.
Hope that answers your question.
Thanks for watching 👍