Please Note: This is a machining service only. You are sending us your slide and in some cases your optic as well — the optic and slide are not included with this service.
Our cuts are precision CNC machined to exact tolerances using our cradle cutting method, which keeps the footprint intentionally tight. This ensures your optic locks in solid with little to no movement once mounted.
When applicable, we also add precision-cut recoil bosses. These help direct the stress of recoil into the slide, not just the screws — giving you better long-term reliability under heavy use.
Whether your setup is for competition, duty, or everyday carry, our optic cuts are made to hold up to serious firing schedules without shifting or loosening.
⚠️ Important: After machining, the cut exposes raw metal. We strongly recommend selecting one of our coating options to prevent corrosion. If you choose “No Coating,” you're accepting the risk of rust or finish damage from moisture and exposure.
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G19X slide cut for Aimpoint Acro
Excellent workmanship! When I zeroed it, it was right on at 25 yards. Not sure how they did it because all they had was the top end.
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Acro mill
Got my Glock 17 slide milled for an Aimpoint Acro and the folks over at Vulcan did a great job. The turn around time was very fast but I only got the black cerakote. None the less I would recommend anyone to get work done from them.
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Aimpoint Acro Optic Cut for Glock
Despite a couple of hiccups, I am very happy with the work completed on my slides. Top notch work and FANTASTIC customer service. Will recommend them to my friends
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Awesome
I was referred to them by my friends at SK Arms, and they did not disappoint one bit. First off everyone I talked to and dealt with was fantastic. Answered any and all questions I had. I had some reservations about the front dovetail, but with the P2/P1 the way the optic is shaped it sort of tricks you thinking its actually a rear dove tail which is interesting. Besides that their work was incredible and explained to me the cerakote details. Definitely looking to see if I have anything that I can force into a project build to bring to them to cerakote etc.
