I have no idea...CA320 is that some sort of government approved gun or something? It sounds ridiculous, but this video is really only for the X-Ten version of the P320. I did not try it on any other P320s. I'll pin your comment to the top to see if anyone who watches can provide you with a better answer.
Springer precision is what you want to mount your optic to, it acts as a filler plate since the ca 320 has both the r1p cut and rmr cut on the slide, it needs this filler plate because the holosun 407c-507c is too small of an optic and it leaves a tiny gap front and rear the filler plate filles the gap and has the recoil lugs to support the optic.
Actually C&H makes the 6-40 screws in a .380" length that gives the maximum length for the xten, they come inseparate pack on C&H catalog . You need everything strong on thxten !
I was looking for information or video like this too when I was trying to find one but NO one would explain it...always the dumb "how to install" video, which anyone can figure out, but no information on which optic plate is the right one! Thanks for watching! Share with your friends if they want to know as well.
@@58Alpha yeah thanks again you really helped me find a good plate and it was reassuring knowing that somewhere in the mix of all those screws was a set that would work. How's the optic holding up on your 10mm?
@@rickylowry3213 no problem. The exact optic plate I'm using was also confirmed by CHPWS as well. And the optic is holding up great! About 2,000 rounds using it. I don't shoot 10mm too much due to how exhausting your hand gets and the price of ammo but it's held up great and the plate's posts and filling in the gaps really make the optic super sturdy to handle the 10mm recoil. I'll use it for hunting this season so that will also be another rugged test for the optic. But i got a rubber cover for it anyway to help protect it against brush and getting dirty from leaves and whatever.
If we used locktight on the optic base, do you think we could bypass the plate (I have a hard time rationing the price for the plate- seems ridiculous)
me too, the plate was about $60 for a piece of thin metal. But the plate does fill in the gaps and I rather not take the risk of the recoil of the 10mm breaking my sight off or something (it's a lot more than 9mm), so I bought the plate to be safe than sorry. I'm glad I did too, I even debated not doing it like you but I've learned my lesson in the past to just do it right the first time. But in the end you're going to do what you want to do based on what you feel is best. The worst that could happen is you just have to buy a new site if it breaks off or whatever.
Man, I appreciate the video, but you should really not put drops of thread locker down the slide, just on the screws. Clean the screws and the holes before hand with rubbing alcohol to prep. Loctite 246 is perfect👍
So far, no issues with the torqueing. Unfortunately I didn't have a handy torque screw driver. Good feedback on the thread locker, should keep it on the screws. Thanks for watching!
I guess a direct mount would be the SIg Romeo 1 Pro and I think the Leopold Delta Point Pro, oh, and the Trijicon RMR. Too much money for me to consider it when the HE507C is GREAT for me. Check Google too to double check. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video Thanks,, 1 question, earlier in the video you said use plate or part number #SZ018 however at the end you show 100127, Just asking for clarification, but Great work on you installation video ! Much appreciated. If you could clarify for me I am going to get the HOLOSUN HE508T-GR X2 Green Circle Dot, Solar Titanium. Thanbks again !!!
In the description I put the link to the plate that you need to use for the x-ten and Holosun. The B# I gave is the number on my plate, I'm pretty sure it's just a serial number of the plate, so they're all going to be different.
Sorry about that, if you're talking about the plate, here it is. I'll update the description chpws.com/product/sig-p320-w-r1p-dpp-cut-w-rmr-holosun-holes-filler-plate-for-rmr-sro-holosun/
I googled X5 Optic plate and it looks like they don't match. But reach out to chpws and ask them through their and they will tell you what optic plate fits which Optic you want to use. They did for me at least.
@@58Alpha I am one of "those guys". When someone helps me by taking the time to make a video, I try to use their affiliate link or ask for one if they didn't post. Keep up the great work.
@@f2f.photography ah well I appreciate it. It's not like it makes me rich either anyway, it can be around 50 cents to a dollar for items like that. But it all helps. I am glad the video helped because I struggled for weeks trying to figure out what's going to work and there were no straight answers...everyone kept talking about RMR cuts and hole sizes and patterns etc. But never told you what exactly to get. So when I figured it out, I just made this video. So I'm glad it is helping people quickly!
How does the Holosun hold up on the XTEN? I have that same Holosun on my Walther Q5 Match Pro SF, but obviously, there’s much more recoil on the XTEN.😅
I've probably put 2,000 rounds down range so far with it and have had no issues (sorry, I don't shoot it that much--ammo can be pricy and your hands get exhausted lol). I plan to use the X-Ten while hunting as well, but I installed the Holosun after the season, so the test for that will have to wait until the fall this year. Right now, the Holosun has held its zero and the screws have not come loose and nothing has broken. Overall, I'm still very satisfied with it. I think the adapter plate also helps to keep everything from breaking since it seals up some gaps between the optic and the slide. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions.
@@Whiskey.Tango.Actual lol exactly. Thanks. All the screws should work depending on the combination you're making with optic with plate or no plate. I could have just cut out all of my earlier mistakes, but obviously I wanted to film the video as in we were doing this together when somebody's watching. And then the viewers will also know what screws will not work if they're also curious when they get all of these screws in their package.
@@58Alpha I respect that man. Plus it allows us to learn together basic things like screw pitch and stuff like that. Some dudes don't have fathers around to teach them that stuff. Appreciate the video.
You bro. I see you are not a mechanic, or any type of qualified mechanical type. That's ok. In the future I'd like you to at least THINK about things before you jump in and shoot a vid and send it to the internet. That being said. I'd like to correct you on a few things that WILL be important. 1. When removing all plates, sights or whatever, clean with contact cleaner. (brake cleaner) don't be scared to use generously. Wipe all oil residue away, allow to dry (dries in just a few seconds) and BLOW OUT ALL YOUR FASTENER ATTACHING HOLES (aka tapped holes) Having any lube mixing with loctite, kinda doesn't work well...esp with really small fasteners. 2. When attaching ANYTHING with multiple fasteners, START THREADING ON ALL FASTENERS, before you tighten anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't care how precision CNC machining is, you have (in this case) 3 different manufacturers parts (more if you count the fasteners because I'm 100% sure none of them actually manuf any fasteners!!! 3. You didn't have a torque wrench. Well uga dugas are STUPID and very inconsistent and it's not so much "tightening" the fasteners as much as it is stretching the threads. Causing (potentially) many issues being blamed upon other than the installer!! It's important not just because it's in the litature, but by experience from engineers who knows all the capabilities of the fasteners they send. And.... 4. "Good enough" is trash. Be better than you were the day before. Learn from this. Teach others proper techniques and be responsible. Like why didn't you affix the slide into a vice? Much easier and more consistent in all your actions. Not trying to dog you, not trying to upset you. But if you are going to do a vid on "how to half ass do something" you succeeded!! To others reading this to this point, please understand DIY is fine, just be more careful and thoughtfully on your endeavors of saving a buck, instead of doubling it to repair again. Be smart and always ask questions. I have over 45years of gunsmithing, industrial engineering, and mechanical engineering as the way I feed my family, pay my bills, and keep a roof over all of our heads from LEARNING from my mistakes, misfortunes, and being stubborn. God bless!
You should send all your complaints to the source (Sig) (Holosun/trijicon) to engineer their shit better so 3rd party companies don’t have to make adapters and such to make it “good enough”…. Was his video perfect, no but it’s already helped a lot of people and that’s what it’s there for! You got any videos up on TH-cam..?
Does this plate fit into a CA320?
I have no idea...CA320 is that some sort of government approved gun or something? It sounds ridiculous, but this video is really only for the X-Ten version of the P320. I did not try it on any other P320s. I'll pin your comment to the top to see if anyone who watches can provide you with a better answer.
Springer precision is what you want to mount your optic to, it acts as a filler plate since the ca 320 has both the r1p cut and rmr cut on the slide, it needs this filler plate because the holosun 407c-507c is too small of an optic and it leaves a tiny gap front and rear the filler plate filles the gap and has the recoil lugs to support the optic.
The screws that are supplied by Holosun are 6-32 but the 320 slide is 6-40.
Had to tell the gun shop who installed my red dot this after it came off in one shot 😑
Actually C&H makes the 6-40 screws in a .380" length that gives the maximum length for the xten, they come inseparate pack on C&H catalog . You need everything strong on thxten !
This is just the video I was looking for. THANK YOU
I was looking for information or video like this too when I was trying to find one but NO one would explain it...always the dumb "how to install" video, which anyone can figure out, but no information on which optic plate is the right one! Thanks for watching! Share with your friends if they want to know as well.
@@58Alpha yeah thanks again you really helped me find a good plate and it was reassuring knowing that somewhere in the mix of all those screws was a set that would work. How's the optic holding up on your 10mm?
@@rickylowry3213 no problem. The exact optic plate I'm using was also confirmed by CHPWS as well. And the optic is holding up great! About 2,000 rounds using it. I don't shoot 10mm too much due to how exhausting your hand gets and the price of ammo but it's held up great and the plate's posts and filling in the gaps really make the optic super sturdy to handle the 10mm recoil. I'll use it for hunting this season so that will also be another rugged test for the optic. But i got a rubber cover for it anyway to help protect it against brush and getting dirty from leaves and whatever.
@@58Alpha thanks for the info!
Thank You so much! Great video!
Thanks for watching, i hope it helped!
If we used locktight on the optic base, do you think we could bypass the plate
(I have a hard time rationing the price for the plate- seems ridiculous)
me too, the plate was about $60 for a piece of thin metal. But the plate does fill in the gaps and I rather not take the risk of the recoil of the 10mm breaking my sight off or something (it's a lot more than 9mm), so I bought the plate to be safe than sorry. I'm glad I did too, I even debated not doing it like you but I've learned my lesson in the past to just do it right the first time. But in the end you're going to do what you want to do based on what you feel is best. The worst that could happen is you just have to buy a new site if it breaks off or whatever.
It will sheer off the screws if you don’t use the plate, and your expensive optic will go flying……
Thanks for the help bro. Set me right.
Thanks for watching!
Man, I appreciate the video, but you should really not put drops of thread locker down the slide, just on the screws. Clean the screws and the holes before hand with rubbing alcohol to prep. Loctite 246 is perfect👍
So far, no issues with the torqueing. Unfortunately I didn't have a handy torque screw driver. Good feedback on the thread locker, should keep it on the screws. Thanks for watching!
Chpws doesn't include locktite. I've purchased two plates in the last year...neither came with blue loktite
Ya you'll need to get some then.
lol the into bumper
lol what? the Bumper?
Thanks for the information! Do you know which red dot fits directly on the frame of P320 X Carry Pro. Without a plate? Tks
I guess a direct mount would be the SIg Romeo 1 Pro and I think the Leopold Delta Point Pro, oh, and the Trijicon RMR. Too much money for me to consider it when the HE507C is GREAT for me. Check Google too to double check. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video Thanks,, 1 question, earlier in the video you said use plate or part number #SZ018 however at the end you show 100127, Just asking for clarification, but Great work on you installation video ! Much appreciated. If you could clarify for me I am going to get the HOLOSUN HE508T-GR X2 Green Circle Dot, Solar Titanium. Thanbks again !!!
In the description I put the link to the plate that you need to use for the x-ten and Holosun. The B# I gave is the number on my plate, I'm pretty sure it's just a serial number of the plate, so they're all going to be different.
@@58Alpha Awesome Sir, Thank You again Very Much ! You really identified it for me .
@@winwintime442 had the same issue when I was looking, so I decided to make a video hopefully helping everyone else struggling.
Do you have the link to the one you got? Trying to make sure I get the right one
Sorry about that, if you're talking about the plate, here it is. I'll update the description
chpws.com/product/sig-p320-w-r1p-dpp-cut-w-rmr-holosun-holes-filler-plate-for-rmr-sro-holosun/
Is the optic tracing on the Sig 320 Xcarry Legion the same as your X-ten ?
I googled X5 Optic plate and it looks like they don't match. But reach out to chpws and ask them through their and they will tell you what optic plate fits which Optic you want to use. They did for me at least.
@@58Alpha Will do! Thank you for the reply.
Are there any other mounting plates that work and won’t run you 90$?
Probably, but the one I got was not $90. It was on the $60 range. Did you find the one I got?
Will this plate work for any rmr cut optic?
Go to the website, I believe it’s mostly for sigs.
Does anyone know the exact brown screws used that were able to fit? I bought the same mounting plate but it didn’t come with the brown screws
I guess I do not. Could you reach out to CHPWS and see if they can send you those brown screws you need?
The info was in a comment above, you gotta get those separately from them. I think the size is 6-40-.380” @dylansmith3927
You just gave China your address when you register your warranty lol
Do you have an affiliate link to that work yellow pad?
Sure, if you'd like. It's a soldering mat, comes with screw drivers. Link below, I'll put in the description too. amzn.to/3XGW49T
@@58Alpha Ordered :)
@@f2f.photography oh wow, thanks for your support!
@@58Alpha I am one of "those guys". When someone helps me by taking the time to make a video, I try to use their affiliate link or ask for one if they didn't post. Keep up the great work.
@@f2f.photography ah well I appreciate it. It's not like it makes me rich either anyway, it can be around 50 cents to a dollar for items like that. But it all helps. I am glad the video helped because I struggled for weeks trying to figure out what's going to work and there were no straight answers...everyone kept talking about RMR cuts and hole sizes and patterns etc. But never told you what exactly to get. So when I figured it out, I just made this video. So I'm glad it is helping people quickly!
Always wondered why you don’t see more green dots?
I agree. I find them so much better.
Because they don't make a lot of red dots in green, apparently. LOL
They are more expensive too..
I need the screws how can I buy them?
The screws should have already came with either the plate, the gun, or the optic.
@@58Alpha the ones that the holosun brings are of no use to you
@@FuckYou23572 okay, thanks for the info!
How does the Holosun hold up on the XTEN? I have that same Holosun on my Walther Q5 Match Pro SF, but obviously, there’s much more recoil on the XTEN.😅
I've probably put 2,000 rounds down range so far with it and have had no issues (sorry, I don't shoot it that much--ammo can be pricy and your hands get exhausted lol). I plan to use the X-Ten while hunting as well, but I installed the Holosun after the season, so the test for that will have to wait until the fall this year. Right now, the Holosun has held its zero and the screws have not come loose and nothing has broken. Overall, I'm still very satisfied with it. I think the adapter plate also helps to keep everything from breaking since it seals up some gaps between the optic and the slide. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions.
They don't make any red dots in green as far as I know. Jking 😂 no offense meant.
lol yeah, have to clarify it right :D
Homie had the pornhub intro song lol💀
lol I'm wondering when people will start noticing lol
Use the CORRECT ones that come with the chwps Mount….
That’s just ignorant
I used the correct ones that fit and worked 👍🏻
Not everyone is as smart as thee, my friend. I don't see you posting how-to videos.
@@Whiskey.Tango.Actual lol exactly. Thanks. All the screws should work depending on the combination you're making with optic with plate or no plate. I could have just cut out all of my earlier mistakes, but obviously I wanted to film the video as in we were doing this together when somebody's watching. And then the viewers will also know what screws will not work if they're also curious when they get all of these screws in their package.
@@58Alpha I respect that man. Plus it allows us to learn together basic things like screw pitch and stuff like that. Some dudes don't have fathers around to teach them that stuff. Appreciate the video.
You bro. I see you are not a mechanic, or any type of qualified mechanical type. That's ok.
In the future I'd like you to at least THINK about things before you jump in and shoot a vid and send it to the internet.
That being said. I'd like to correct you on a few things that WILL be important.
1. When removing all plates, sights or whatever, clean with contact cleaner. (brake cleaner) don't be scared to use generously. Wipe all oil residue away, allow to dry (dries in just a few seconds) and BLOW OUT ALL YOUR FASTENER ATTACHING HOLES (aka tapped holes)
Having any lube mixing with loctite, kinda doesn't work well...esp with really small fasteners.
2. When attaching ANYTHING with multiple fasteners, START THREADING ON ALL FASTENERS, before you tighten anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't care how precision CNC machining is, you have (in this case) 3 different manufacturers parts (more if you count the fasteners because I'm 100% sure none of them actually manuf any fasteners!!!
3. You didn't have a torque wrench. Well uga dugas are STUPID and very inconsistent and it's not so much "tightening" the fasteners as much as it is stretching the threads. Causing (potentially) many issues being blamed upon other than the installer!! It's important not just because it's in the litature, but by experience from engineers who knows all the capabilities of the fasteners they send. And....
4. "Good enough" is trash.
Be better than you were the day before. Learn from this. Teach others proper techniques and be responsible.
Like why didn't you affix the slide into a vice? Much easier and more consistent in all your actions.
Not trying to dog you, not trying to upset you.
But if you are going to do a vid on "how to half ass do something" you succeeded!!
To others reading this to this point, please understand DIY is fine, just be more careful and thoughtfully on your endeavors of saving a buck, instead of doubling it to repair again. Be smart and always ask questions.
I have over 45years of gunsmithing, industrial engineering, and mechanical engineering as the way I feed my family, pay my bills, and keep a roof over all of our heads from LEARNING from my mistakes, misfortunes, and being stubborn.
God bless!
You should send all your complaints to the source (Sig) (Holosun/trijicon) to engineer their shit better so 3rd party companies don’t have to make adapters and such to make it “good enough”…. Was his video perfect, no but it’s already helped a lot of people and that’s what it’s there for! You got any videos up on TH-cam..?