Red dots on pistols

[Mr. Booshie]

Take care of your gear....it goes without saying you keep your gear outa the dirt when possible...buy better holsters that protect it from things like that....and Im gonna call B.S. on the photo(to convienent)..just to "try"and prove yourself in this much to long winded pissing contest.If it is a true pic...refer to the top of paragraph.The retired gentleman who trains for a living gave solid sound advice,about plastic #$%$ on a platform...which he shouldnt have needed to give(to the expert),being you spent big bucks on an MRO.Whats another 100.00 for a good set of irons?Believe what you want...but it sounds like your just trying to convince yourself.Take care of your gear...it takes care of you(pic doesnt reflect that)Ive got hard run gear that doesnt look like its been drug through the gravel.Maybe you should invest in a good stout lanyard as well.Keeps it outa the dirt due to multiple drops.IM not so HO.

Not my photo, but I remembered it, so I posted it

 

[Mr. Booshie]

Bouncing it of rocks...hardly makes your point

People fall down. Duck and cover, etc. ask @Mr. Goodbar to see his glock. It’s not a case of misuse or neglect, **** just happens sometimes.

 

[ridgerunner33]

The RDS window frame becomes a kill window depending on distance.

Spitting distance...good luck with that

 

[bulletslinger101]

BTW... since the services were brought up, the new Standard issue side arm in the USMC is the M17/18. It will take a while to phase in however it is replacing their current sidearms...


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[Mr. Booshie]

Spitting distance...good luck with that

You must be able to spit unnaturally far.

 

[bulletslinger101]

Ole boy? Irresponsible? Simmer down Frances.

Really.... Karen! Is your weapon a self defense weapon that you carry or is it a range gun?


Either way, ABSOLUTELY IRRESPONSIBLE!

What your saying is that your an accomplished “point shooter” should your RDS fail? Is this right?

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[ridgerunner33]

1 you have specifically been training to shoot w/o BUIS... lots of time into it I’d imagine..

2 remember, you (shooter) is responsible for every projectile that exists your firearm. Meaning if your round hurts an unintended by-standard, the could be Manslaughter 1 or 2....

When I put sights on my firearms I add lock tight to the dovetail areas and the screw areas that secure the sights...

Lock tight is added insurance that sights are less likely to travel.


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Or dimple the edges...add a set screw..etc.Good been there done that advice from bulletslinger.

 

[chaostat]

Really.... Karen! Is your weapon a self defense weapon that you carry or is it a range gun?


Either way, ABSOLUTELY IRRESPONSIBLE!

What your saying is that your an accomplished “point shooter” should your RDS fail? Is this right?

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you are an idiot. I am out.

 

[bulletslinger101]

you are an idiot. I am out.

Peace out Turbo!


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[ridgerunner33]

You must be able to spit unnaturally far.

I shoot routinely at 50,75,100+ yards with a sidearm so yea...spitting distance only without irons and a broken RDS