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It's fantastic. Imo as good as it gets before going 2011.Love the TSO!
The M18 is so "Last Month".....
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AXG 320 is "This Months" flavor....
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I had a choice to make. I could have spent my money on expensive hookers, bonded bourbon and fine cigars. Instead I got this. You won't find me wasting my money.
BTW, do you realize how much money one can save to purchase ammunition and other firearms related accouterments by eschewing modern luxuries like showering, shaving and doing laundry?
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Let's see the groups....
This is supposed to either be "better" or "second best" to that depending on who you talk to.
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Both of these are wicked sweeeet! Bucket list pistols for sure!I just got it and probably won't be able to shoot it for a couple days. Will post them later.
Change of plans… I made it to the range today. The first photo are of targets used for sight adjustment. I don’t know what happened on the third one so it must have been me. BTW those sightin targets were shot from the bench.
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This next photo is off hand on both targets. I shot the left one with one hand; one group right handed and the other with the left. The right target was shot two-handed. I forgot to add that all shooting was done from 50 feet with the cheap Federal aluminum cased
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This could be me but I felt that there was a lot of take up in the first stage of the trigger. When that “wall” was felt it broke clean and crisp. I didn’t measure the pull weight but it’s just right. Except for the long take up it’s one of the best triggers that I’ve vet felt. Some friends that handle the pistol liked the trigger as well.
There are better pistoleros out there than me that I’m sure could get better groups.
The next time that I’m in a temperate, non-smoking mood and don’t feel like getting raped and ravaged by brazen whores, I’ll spend the money on the carry version of this pistol.
Them are some purdy wheelguns there mister! You dont see a Manurhin every day. Very nice!
Was able to sight in my Holosun 509T on Friday. First impressions are good and I may actually like it better than both of my previous RMRs.@pmclaine @Longshot231 very cool target pistols. Think I’d have to take the Sig over the 952, but that 52-2 is a dream gun. Would give a lung or 2 for that thing..
On the 952, do you see any accuracy difference between supersonic vs subs?
Traded the xD for something a little nicer IMO. Any recommendations for a red dot to go with it?
My new G45:
I love my Holosun HS507C-X2 that I run on an ADM QD mount on my 7.5" 5.56 Springfield Saint Victor AR pistol. Phenomenal optic!Was able to sight in my Holosun 509T on Friday. First impressions are good and I may actually like it better than both of my previous RMRs.
Was able to sight in my Holosun 509T on Friday. First impressions are good and I may actually like it better than both of my previous RMRs.
Holosun gets my vote.@pmclaine @Longshot231 very cool target pistols. Think I’d have to take the Sig over the 952, but that 52-2 is a dream gun. Would give a lung or 2 for that thing..
On the 952, do you see any accuracy difference between supersonic vs subs?
Traded the xD for something a little nicer IMO. Any recommendations for a red dot to go with it?
My new G45:
I’m the same way, I’ve been told (complement to me) that I have toxic patriotism. That said, there are no mini red dots on the market that can compete with the feature set the 509T has. The Acro P-2 comes closest (and only competition), but it lacks a solar backup panel.While researching my own red dot options I read lots of positive things about the Holosun.
Though not the exact same thing I shot a class yesterday with a TA-33 ACOG sporting a horseshoe reticle.
I could see the advantages of that style dot within a ring in close with pistol.
My rampant nationalism dismissed it as an option though so I went with bomb proof reliability and kind of a ruptured anus looking dot.
The USA girl named Trijicon is sitting her their butt not innovating and competing with the newer optics for pistols. Sure the RMR is incredibly reliable, but so are the 509T and Acro P-2.
I’m the same way, I’ve been told (complement to me) that I have toxic patriotism. That said, there are no mini red dots on the market that can compete with the feature set the 509T has. The Acro P-2 comes closest (and only competition), but it lacks a solar backup panel.
The 509T can run daylight bright with no battery (in the sunlight obviously). What other enclosed MRDS can do that? None.
The Acro P-2 would be my second option for sure, but even it is made in a socialist country, they just happen to not be a huge enemy of ours.
The USA girl named Trijicon is sitting her their butt not innovating and competing with the newer optics for pistols. Sure the RMR is incredibly reliable, but so are the 509T and Acro P-2.
I personally do not see a huge difference. Perhaps if I could compare them side by side. So far it hasn’t impeded shooting ability for me.I can't get over how shitty the Holosun circle/dot reticle is, no matter which combination I have on.
I personally do not see a huge difference. Perhaps if I could compare them side by side. So far it hasn’t impeded shooting ability for me.
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Custom Richard Heinie titanium frame commander in 9x23. Holster made by a guy named Red Nichols, who designed a lot of the old school holsters for John Bianchi. Kind of an odd dude, spent the last many years in Australia making holsters for guns he wasn't allowed to own using only his own custom molds. I think he finally quit a year or so ago. It's a very fast holster.
Who did the work on the pretty ones?A couple Glock 43x and 43. My daughters like the pretty ones. Ha!
No idea, they were already that way when we got them. There's an extra barcode sticker over the original sticker on the cases they came in, but it's doesn't have any other details.Who did the work on the pretty ones?
Whats up with the tape on the holosun? Lens protection?
If you shoot with an RDS, try taping the front of your optic when training. It forces you to perfect your presentation and stay threat focused throughout the trigger press. It's one of the best RDS training tools I've ever used.Whats up with the tape on the holosun? Lens protection?
Look up a red dot made by Armson called the OEG. I'm not sure if they came up with the original, but red dots back in the day used to be "occluded." Think time frame around SAS and the Iranian Embassy stuff. I've shot with them off an AR pattern rifle and they work fine for VFR indoor stuff.Alright, I think I understand the logic in taping the front of the window, and the line of sight from your non dominant eye showing the dot superimposed on the target. That would help with your presentation and push you to target focus with both eyes open and away from front sight focus.
Now that that’s been said, what purpose (other than acting as a lens cover) does tape behind the emitter serve? Are you not completely obscuring both your primary AND secondary sighting systems?