The C&H Precision plates are designed, manufactured and shipped from our small family owned business in Coastal Georgia. Each plate is precision machined to the tightest tolerances on HAAS CNC machines and each plate goes through multiple quality checks before shipping to our customers.
SPECIFICATION:
Material: Plates are made from 6061 aluminum. All mounting hardware is Stainless Steel
Finish: Plates are MIL-SPEC Type III Hard Anodized – Black
INCLUDED:
Qty 1 – Optic Plate
Qty 4 – 6-40 x .250 M3H Plate Mounting Screws
Qty 3 – 4-40 x .280 FHB Holosun 407c / 507C / 508T / 507Comp Optic Mounting
Qty 3 – 4-40 x .345 FHB Trijicon RMR / RMR HD / SRO Optic Mounting Screws
Qty 3 – 4-40 x .370 FHB CHPWS EDC XL / COMP / COMP MAX Optic Mounting Screws
Qty 2 – S7 T-Nuts
DRY-FITTING DISCLAIMER:
At C&H Precision, our products are designed and manufactured to meet tight tolerances. Installation can be affected by variations in your plate, hardware, optic, and firearm tolerances. For safe installation and to prevent potential damage to any component, we advise dry-fitting all parts before a full installation. If any problems arise during this process, please reach out to our Customer Service via our
contact portal.
IRON SIGHTS DISCLAIMER:
When making aftermarket firearm modifications, factory components can often become obsolete, particularly when mounting optics on the slide, whether through direct milling or using a plate. Achieving the correct height for low co-witness iron sights depends on factors such as the firearm type, mounting plate, optic, and slide cut. For assistance in determining the appropriate iron sight height for your specific setup, please contact our Customer Service team through our dedicated
contact portal.
Mark Cook –
Same experience but with an extra issue, the pre-loctite. This came with my 2K11 otherwise I would not have used the plate based on reviews by others. But thought why not.
First, I could not get the screws to go flush on the plate without torquing over 20, felt like it would snap. Looked at screws and the loctite was like cement, must have been on the screws for a very, very long time. I spent an hour removing all the original loctite. After that the screws went in perfectly. Added 243 and torqued them. Same with the red dot screws. Let sit for a 1.5 days. Went to range and after 200 rds the right red dot screw moved 1/8. It appears the T posts have a little bit of movement after the plate is full secured. Not sure if that was the reason but for long term it’s not good.
I am just hoping it will last long enough until the Arise plate comes in next week.