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Mike OTDP · Oct 22, 2018

fbi_surveillance_van said:
Personally I think red dots on pistols will continue to grow in popularity. Same for threaded barrels for comps and suppressors.

Agree 100%, but the big headache is getting a RDS mounted. The ideal solution is to mount the sight deep in the slide, which means no adapter plate. The problem being that most shooters try to cheap out on a dot.

erwos · Oct 22, 2018

Mike OTDP said:
Agree 100%, but the big headache is getting a RDS mounted. The ideal solution is to mount the sight deep in the slide, which means no adapter plate. The problem being that most shooters try to cheap out on a dot.

The Brownells RMR slide is basically perfect in terms of how deep the RMR is. Not sure with P80 Builder and Swenson use such shallow cuts.

Someone brought up the P250; the P250's problem was that it had a DAO hammer-fired trigger, which made it really annoying to shoot recreationally. The P320 has a pretty great trigger, which is why it's more popular.

jimbobborg · Oct 23, 2018

I've been struggling with pistol shooting for years due to my eyesight (I've been needing bifocals for years.) Optics helped out a lot when I can use them on my handguns. I shot with better accuracy and speed when I had a red-dot on my Ruger MK II. I may have to do this with all of my handguns now.

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