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Welcome from South Texas

I have 6 of the 20 rounders never had a problem with them. I must be missing something what fix are you referring to? Anyway welcome to the forum.

Yes indeed

Welcome from South Texas

Sounds like a job well done.

Did it make him happy?

No problem, I never get mixed up or make mistakes. Yes I do, all too regularly.

On my pistol there was very little co-witness. ATEI said there would bottom 1/3rd co-witness with the SRO was no where near that. On top of that shooting with the irons on a rest rounds were 6-8" high & 3-4" left. The sights are suppressor height.

Didn't know Springer offered trigger kits. I installed a Powder River Precision trigger kit in my Echelon. Trigger pull went from 5.8 lbs to 4.2 lbs. Almost no take-up, fairly clean break, short reset and almost zero over travel.

ATEI milled a slide on a SW compact for a Trijicon SRO. The rear sight was in front, never did like it. Removed the SRO the pistol is now my nightstand gun.

Had a S&W Shield in 40 sold it to a friend. Thank goodness we are still friends.

I was having real trouble focusing on the front sight. None of my pistols had optic cuts sent three to ATEI for milling. I started out with Trijicon rmr's & sro's. Have three 1911's, will never have them milled. You shoot good using irons. Never would have went to red dots had my vision not...

Hope everything goes well. My wife went through the same ordeal, she's been in remission for almost 9 years.

Thanks. Hate to say it don't believe I would do as well with iron sights.

I really like my Echelon as is, but these upgrades are tempting.

Carry one in an ankle holster along with primary EDC pistol. Don't leave home without it.

Thanks. The ten ring is about three inches in diameter

Targets aren't great but ok for an old fart. The Holosun EPS red dot helped a lot.