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C&H optics plate on CA compliant M&P 2.0 Full Size. - Holoson EPS - LCI question

If you can live with the CLI on these CA compliant slides, then better to just buy the 5.6 PC version. I have the 5.6 too, and it's fun to shoot.
 
@eltalivan14 If you're in the Bay Area, you can meet us out at the range and try three of the m&p 10mm and see what you like. 4", 4" CC and PC 5.6".
 
No idea about your problem but I had to get two C&H optic plates sent back for my PDP, the third one was only slightly better and I had to tap the mount holes to get the screws to actually thread in smoothly. Their QC seems pretty bad. First two plates the holes weren't even drilled out all the way like wtf?
 
Sounds like it may not have been the issue in your case; but be aware, I had to send an EPS back a few months ago because it wouldn't zero on a Glock 17 or a VP9. Still hit a few inches high at 25 yards at the limit of elevation adjustment. I'm aware of a few others who have had the same issue, and the EPS has less adjustment range than some other optics.

Holosun sent a return authorization quickly, and the replacement optic zeroed fine and is still working well.
 
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