I specifically ordered my C2 with no optic plate. Irons only.
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You assume it's a pistol can? Seems like a rifle can to me.
Care to share the new toy?! Me likey .45s!
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Not gonna lie. The last 9 months have shown me the light. True Tbac homer now. Ultra 9, magnus sr and fly 45. Their cans are incredible
I came so close to there .22 can. Went with the Oculus instead. Damn it.
Seriously good shooter. Going to put some more through it tonight.
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Probably very little difference in the 22 cans. I wouldn't lose any sleep over that decision. I've shot and been around plenty of Ultra 9's. Great can. I then made the decision to splurge on a Magnus. First shots, we all giggled. All of us shoot with cans and are around them constantly. That Magnus was stupid quiet. Can't really describe it other than all that you hear is the sonic crack and then the round hitting the plate. And you haven't heard how loud that impact is before. And that was shooting red-lined 6.5. Amazingly quiet. The Fly 45 is the same, but just in the world of pistol cans. But it can withstand a 308. And then the machining on their cans. Second to none. Does it matter? Not really, but damn, they know how to turn and weld.
Stayed with irons on my C2, to keep the footprint small for carry. I have a dot on my XC as its basically just a range toy.
I do like an optic because my vision is **** and I have trouble focusing on the front sight.
I do like an optic because my vision is **** and I have trouble focusing on the front sight.
I had a member mock me for posting a two shot group the other day but really it’s the first one or two shots that tell the tale on the gun…after that initial shot the average shooter starts doing silly things with finger position, grip pressure and the eyes. I know my first shots are the gun’s fault and everything after that is my fault. If you get that first shot right in a defensive situation, you hopefully don’t need the 14th shot
Experts need not comment or correct me, I’m speaking strictly from the “Bubba McFudd” perspective.
