I saw a thread that talked about where to send your sig P365 slide to get it cut for the Holosun K sight. I can’t seem to find it now that I am ready to do it. I emailed and called last info I had on Parker Mountain Machine no answer to either, may be out of business.
Thanks for your help.

Maple Leaf, ATEI, and C&H Precision. In your case, I'd go with C&H Precision as they're located in Georgia.

I’ve used this company for other work and was very pleased.
Although the link mentions Glock....they do list the 365.
https://ateiguns.com/product/g...ng-for-holosun-507k/

C&H Precision for the win!

Mine is at their shop now for the same slide and sight.

They received it on Friday last week and within an hour of the USPS delivery alert, they called me to confirm what I wanted done.

I received this yesterday (Wednesday) via text.



They quoted 2 to 3 weeks. Looks like they are going to beat that.

Price was very reasonable, less then $200 including shipping and insurance both ways.

Oh, and I purchased the sight from DaBigBR. If you need one, and he has one in stock, his prices are awesome.

It'd be nice if Sig would incorporate the same rear sight/optic plate on the P365 as they have on the P365 XL. Take the slide off and remove two screws holding the plate in place and you're in business.

https://sigforum.com/eve/forums...710016974#9710016974


For those who had the 365 milled, are the factory sights still usable for backups?

Will let you know gp when I get mine back.

Holosun claims that with the 507K X2, if the slide is milled properly, standard, original factory sights on multiple different makes and models should be usable at the lower part of the window.

In the photo above, my sights had been removed. As part of the service, they will cerakote the metal exposed by the cut and reinstall/align the factory sights.

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Originally posted by gpbst3:
https://sigforum.com/eve/forums...710016974#9710016974


For those who had the 365 milled, are the factory sights still usable for backups?

My slide was done by Maple Leaf and was not low enough. Very close, but not quite there.