That's interesting. I have an SCS on a Glock 34 but haven't put one on any of my PDP's yet.
So I finally bought a pair of Holosun SCS red dots from OpticsPlanet for my PDP compact and my wife's F Series.
After installing them and putting them side by side, I noticed that one has a slightly better design with cuts that follow the lines on the slide better and completely flush
I contacted OP support and they had no clue but they ordered me a replacement basically, specifically requesting the "improved design" version.
I did not find any information or reference to this new design so I was wondering if someone here can shed some lights on what's going on with Holosun.
FYI, the "improved design" model has a lower serial number in the 13xx range compared to my standard unit that is in the 15xx range. but then I found SCS units with even lower serial numbers (in the 12xx range) on Reddit that didn't have that extra cut .
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More info here:What exactly is the SCS? Does it have the three reticles? Does it need a plate or does it mount directly to the Walther PDP slide.
Very interesting, so its safe to say that these "scalloped" units are randomly mixed in and don't fall into a specific serial number range.I picked up my 4” compact model a couple of weeks ago and ordered the SCS the same day from Midway. Serial # is 0016 and it has the scalloped cut. Looks fantastic.
It stands for Solar Charging Sight and it has three reticles, 32-MOA circle, 2-MOA dot, and circle and dot combination. I believe it's made to attach directly to slides as they have a couple of different versions (one specifically for the PDP) and won't fit some guns like the Shield 1.0. The PDP model attaches directly to the slide not sure about the Glock model it appears to come with a plate, not sure about the Shield 2.0 or VP9 models eitherWhat exactly is the SCS? Does it have the three reticles? Does it need a plate or does it mount directly to the Walther PDP slide.
Thanks for the info!It stands for Solar Charging Sight and it has three reticles, 32-MOA circle, 2-MOA dot, and circle and dot combination. I believe it's made to attach directly to slides as they have a couple of different versions (one specifically for the PDP) and won't fit some guns like the Shield 1.0. The PDP model attaches directly to the slide not sure about the Glock model it appears to come with a plate, not sure about the Shield 2.0 or VP9 models either
Glock model attaches directly to the slide also.It stands for Solar Charging Sight and it has three reticles, 32-MOA circle, 2-MOA dot, and circle and dot combination. I believe it's made to attach directly to slides as they have a couple of different versions (one specifically for the PDP) and won't fit some guns like the Shield 1.0. The PDP model attaches directly to the slide not sure about the Glock model it appears to come with a plate, not sure about the Shield 2.0 or VP9 models either
I think that part of the whole design concept with the SCS is that it is made to match the specific cut of each optics-ready pistol model.....The PDP model attaches directly to the slide not sure about the Glock model it appears to come with a plate, not sure about the Shield 2.0 or VP9 models either
Yes, that makes sense. I wish they'd do a GC3 TORO version or just some sort of generic version. There's a TON of G3Cs floating around, its what I use as my bedside table and car carry gun. I have some cheaper dot on it now that just doesn't do it for me, I'd love to just slap this on. I imagine they thought the price range for the optic being almost as much as the pistol itself as not a good thing, so I understand where they are coming from. I need to find a good dot sight for my TORO as all of my PPQs are a mix of regular sights/night sights/fiber optic sights but I don't use them that often other than the 4" I had a custom barrel made for by Jarvis and they finally called me to send in my slide on the 5" to get it slide fitted (and the slide itself is already ported). I had two orders placed with CHWPS, one 4" and one 5", to get the optic cut, but the destruction of the rear sight started to weigh on me and I couldn't go through with it. I will say there is a HUGE difference between the stock sites and the Taylor Night Sights, and I don't mean that lightly. HUGE difference.I think that part of the whole design concept with the SCS is that it is made to match the specific cut of each optics-ready pistol model.
That's a nice one with JG trigger xD I have the same on my G17 👍Glock model attaches directly to the slide also. View attachment 110654
Hey,So I finally bought a pair of Holosun SCS red dots from OpticsPlanet for my PDP compact and my wife's F Series.
After installing them and putting them side by side, I noticed that one has a slightly better design with cuts that follow the lines on the slide better and completely flush
I contacted OP support and they had no clue but they ordered me a replacement basically, specifically requesting the "improved design" version.
I did not find any information or reference to this new design so I was wondering if someone here can shed some lights on what's going on with Holosun.
FYI, the "improved design" model has a lower serial number in the 13xx range compared to my standard unit that is in the 15xx range. but then I found SCS units with even lower serial numbers (in the 12xx range) on Reddit that didn't have that extra cut .
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