C&H Precision Weapons

🎯 C&H Precision Weapons (CHPWS)
The “Stop Mounting Red Dots Like a Caveman” Edition

C&H Precision is what happens when someone gets sick of watching dudes Loctite $500 optics onto $2 mounts and calls it "duty ready." Based in Georgia, these folks specialize in optic mounting solutions that don’t suck—because shockingly, your RMR doesn’t like rattling loose mid-string.

Their mounts are tight, tested, and tortured, and their slide milling services are the firearm equivalent of laser eye surgery. If you're still trusting OEM mounting solutions, that's adorable. But C&H isn’t here to babysit your poor life choices—they're here to fix what your pistol manufacturer left half-assed.

🔧 Why C&H?

• Mounts That Don’t Quit
  Designed with actual engineers and shooters—not interns with Dremels. They’ve survived slide rides, recoil, duty abuse, and some dude named Chad’s 40k round dry fire test.
• Slide Milling That’s Cleaner Than Your Internet History
  Send your slide in. Get it back better than new. And no, they’re not gonna mess up your cerakote or engrave “tacticool” across it—this is real work for real shooters.
• The COMP Max Red Dot
  Big window. RMR footprint. Looks like it’s ready to fight a small war—and it is.
  Because if you’re gonna LARP as John Wick, at least have the glass to back it up.

🧠 For the Overthinkers

If you're asking “Will it fit my setup?”—stop overanalyzing. C&H has more fitment options than your buddy has excuses for why he missed that USPSA match. Or just email them. They’ll probably respond while machining your slide.

🔗 C&H Precision Brand Page

No flex, no frills. Just rock-solid optic mounts that keep your dot where it belongs.
chpws.com – Because duct tape isn’t a mounting system.

🛠️ Customer Service

Polite. Helpful. Possibly judging your build.
📧 [email protected]

🚚 Shipping

They’re quick. Unless you send them a slide coated in bacon grease and bad decisions—then you’ll get what you deserve.

📬 Contact C&H

📧 [email protected]
🌐 chpws.com
📸 @chpws
📍 Georgia, USA – Where they machine steel, not feelings