Posted: 3/30/2026 10:27:07 PM EDT
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I'm looking at these for milling an MP9 Compact prices range from $75.00 to $140.00 for a Holosun 407c. Can't tell if the finished product will be about the same for all three for the same work and difference in price range. Anyone have work done by any of these? |
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Jagerwerks does good work. Their communicant abilities leave a lot to be desired. I have been sadly disappointed in CH Precision's optic plates. No experience with their milling, fool me once. No experience with DP Precision. Last time I used Battle Werx; good fit, good price, good communication. Would use again. |
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No experience with those three but have used Wager Machine Works in the past for glocks. Very good work, communication, and turn around times. I wouldn’t hesitate to use him again. I’m not familiar with the M&P platform but this might be the page you’d need? https://wagermachineworks.com/product/smith-wesson-mp-2-0-rmr-footprint-optic-cut-also-fits-holosun-407c-507c-508t/ |
| I just had a G19 Gen 5 FS slide done at Wager Machine. EXCELLENT work and received the slide back faster than expected. They quoted 2-4 week turnaround with nitride coating and I got it back in about 2.5 weeks. The cut and nitride are both top notch. Nate was also thorough/fast at answering a couple of questions I had along the way. Would highly recommend Wager. A+++ |
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Avoid wager unless you are OK with substandard work. They do sloppy cuts with large gaps front and back. They are cheap but the quality of work is not on par with other places. https://www.reddit.com/r/SmithAndWesson/comments/18kxdxn/wager_machine_meh/ I had one cut by Jager last year and my optic was tight enough that it will stay in place with the slide upside down and no screws. Another option to consider is ATEI, they do great work and their customer service is super responsive. They frequently run coupon specials so call for a code before you order. |
