Sorry.
Just a customer of their parts.
Products and customer service have been consistently good.
Good luck

 

I haven’t used their milling services, but they are very reputable when it comes to customizing CZs. The CZ Custom Shop, Automatic Accuracy (Matt Mink), and Cajun Gun Works were top shops to go to for CZ work. Matt closed his shop years ago.

 

Yes, Cajun Gun Works did the optic cut on my Shadow 2. It was a bit of a wait to send them the pistol but a very short turn around time after sending it in. The work was outstanding. I told them what optic I was going to install and didn't need to send the optic with it. It has been a while so I don't remember if I sent the slide or the entire pistol.

 

Wow. That looks great. Thanks for posting.

Their website doesn't go into a lot of detail, and I haven't called them yet to ask. If you don't mind, do you recall the following:

1. Did they refinish the cut area with bluing or similar?
2. Was there an option to leave or remove the front sight?
3. I was thinking of the 407C myself. Are you happy with that RMR? Would you choose it again?

Thanks.

 

I honestly don't remember what the slide looked like under the optic, I'm certain it wasn't bare metal.
Didn't give any thought to the front sight, have wondered since if they make a plate that would include a rear sight.
I like the optic, have this same one on a number of firearms. Big fan of the green dot.

 

I honestly don't remember what the slide looked like under the optic, I'm certain it wasn't bare metal.
Didn't give any thought to the front sight, have wondered since if they make a plate that would include a rear sight.
I like the optic, have this same one on a number of firearms. Big fan of the green dot.

Thanks for replying! Good info.

I don't think Cajun makes a plate with sight for the non-OR S2, but if I go that route, I'll call them to discuss all the options. They offer a BUIS option for certain RMR cuts, but it increases the price such that it's almost equal to the price of upgrading to an OR-ready S2.

There are rear site dovetail mounts for the S2. I'm giving that slight consideration as it would allow mounting an optic but allow returning to a steel site.

 

One of the greatest vendors to do business with!
Go for it!

 

I saw a less than good review on them this morning on YouTube.

 

He was a lot more balanced in his commentary than I would have been - credit to him.

 

For CZ's, Cajon or CZ Custom (Agness Hobell).

 

I would look at Primary Machine. They do excellent work and reasonably priced. Turnaround time has always been good.

 

Thanks for this recommendation. I ran across their site before posting this, but their prices are in the range such that it's getting close to the cost difference of selling the non-OR S2 and acquiring an OR S2. Of course, this likely a case of you get what you pay for. And then I guess there's the whole debate of using a plate mount system vs. milling for specific footprint without a plate.

 

Depends on if it was a thru hole or blind thread (bottomed). You have to first use a strating tap, then a regular, then finsih with a bottom tap. Blind holes cost more than thru holes.

 

I'm on the list for a Cajun Gun Works slide cut, and this gives me pause. I love the company and its products, but I just don't want to risk one of my slides. CZ slides are not replaceable like Glock slides are. This is also a problem I have with CZ - they should have P01s, SP01s, P07s, and P09s with optic cuts from the factory.

 

I’ve had four slides milled by Battle Werx. Have nothing but good things to say about them, excellent work.

 

I've had one milled by Battle Werx and am very pleased with it. As far as I can tell on the website, they only mill Glocks.

 

I like Cajun for their trigger work but I would use a milling specialist for that kind of work.

Primary Machine
JagerWerks
Maple Leaf

To name a few.