very unhappy of Shooter's Design slides

[Jimski]

it's not a knock off but I wasn't using the o-ring
slides are 100$ each, expensive for that kind of metal...

Originally Posted by Thenooblord

if you want to try to salvage it you can do what I used to do with plastic glock slides that break there, glue the piece back on so it will stay in place while you work, drill a 1/16th hole on each side of the opening straight up through both the broken section and through to the good part of the slide, and then put a steel pin in each hole, i did that to my first GBB pistol, a plastic slided KJW glock, and it held up for many months before i sold it, though it may be tough on that one because hte sub compacts have that bevelled front end, doent leave alot of room to work with

that is exactly what I'm going to do, there's enough space

[Thenooblord]

let us know how it turns out

[SteelToe]

Looks like it broke from the inside out. If bought separately then definitely a quality issue as the manufacturing process is repetitive.

This also means to beware of this make and model. Make sure to talk to your seller.

[HelloKitty]

I feel your pain Jimski. I had a different (but equally frustrating situation). I ordered three PGC P226 kits once and all three of them had scratch marks and areas that showed bare metal where the paint didn't adhere to .

I'm curious though, was this for the System 7 version or the Non-System 7 Glock? Also did the package it came in say CNC'ed on it?

My SD slide for the System 7 USP seems okay so far and it says right on the front of the box that 1) it's for the System 7 KSC USP series and 2) that the slide is CNC'ed not cast.

[Reckless]

good to hear I wasn't the only one really unhappy with SD slide.... my TM G18C caspian slide fit like crap (like stupid loose) .. but it definately looked stronger then what you've got there ...