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:
Thickness: V4 MIL / LEO Plates are .095″ to .099″ thick
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 2 – M4 Plate Mounting Screws
Qty 1 – VC3 Thread Locker
John Miller (verified owner) –
Excellent customer service and shipping. The product fits perfectly with exceptional percision.
Aaron Smith (verified owner) –
Great quality product, nicely packaged with quick shipping. This is my 3rd plate from them and all top notch.
Infantry11b (verified owner) –
I unfortunately was very displeased with this plate. First off there are no instructions included to specify the inch/lbs req for installation nor does it explain where or how to use the rubber gaskets included. Once installed on my p320 axg scorpion with the 509t optic I could see visible light under the front (closest to the muzzle) side of the plate. I could push down on the front of the plate and witness the gap start to close. I attempted to reinstall everything multiple times with the same results. I believe the issue is the way the 509t installs on the mini-like picatinny rail it causes the thin plate to bend when torquing the optic down to holosuns 20 inch/lb requirement. Over time the stress of the slide moving back and forth will cause this plate and/screws to break. I have seen this happen on the range with warped Glock mos plates. I sent pictures to Chpws and requested a refund. I was granted a refund but had to pay $9 in return shipping. I looked online and there are several forums describing this same issue involving Chpws plates and the 509t. I would have hoped that if there is a known issue involving a product that Chpws would correct or discontinue the plate to avoid the consumer having to pay money on return shipping. I have fellow officers who use other model Chpws plates to mount trijicons and other closed emitter red dots and they have reported no issues. The shipping was fast and I ended up ordering a 508t to replace the 509t. I am currently waiting for the matching Chpws plate and expect it will mount much better than the 509t plate, but I’m still irked about paying return shipping for a defective plate!