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If you really don't want the indicator just look at other online places. The indicator should be able to be removed.
I wouldn't do it. Just get the right one. Last thing you want is a failure because of it.
I would say it might void the warranty on it firearm. If that isn't an issue with you then I would either have a qualified gunsmith give you his input or but this one then somehow find just then slide. I live in California and have to deal with Loaded Chamber Indicators on some firearms. I thank Sig Sauer for this, though. Without them doing this setup Californians wouldn't be able to have it. You're in Nevada, right next to me. Lucky. LOL.