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I would describe the Gen 3 and 4 triggers as being different, as opposed to better/worse. Since I shoot a Gen 4, the Gen 3 now feels abrupt at the break, where the Gen 4 feels like it rolls more. Of...

In my experience, the Gen 4 9mm models are very accurate, and I can detect no measurable difference in accuracy between a Gen 4 9, P30 or Sig 226. That accuracy (which may in part be related to the...

Next time I speak with Bill, I will make that suggestion. Bet you see that holster the same week the Warren Tactical sights, and CT green laser, that fits on the grip panels, arrive.

New 7TS holster, I referenced above, for G17 and Beretta 92 is $46.95 on a QLS adapter. Not sure where all they are available, but the Rogers web site has them now:
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Currently, I am mostly training with a G4 G17, and carrying a G4 G22 with a KKM barrel and hard cast ammo. I had real concerns about getting confused with magazines -- spares and primary. To...

I think it is fair to say that the hostage target at Rogers is a hostage in name only, as it gets the crap shot out of it in most classes. Now, if the Rogers rule range was one hit on the hostage,...

My view is that for every one instance crossing a human no-shoot is necessary, a review of video if available, would show there are 100 that are just plain poor technique. Suggesting that violating...

In aviation, there is a concept known as a transient. A transient is for example, a higher amount of rotor rpm that the helicopter can withstand, and still not have the rotor spin off the top, or...

Darn, you mean it is the standard 10 per cent technique, 90 per cent hard work, like almost everything else in shooting.

I have just started the closed front reloads and they are 1.9-2.2, so I...

So if you want to know more about a particular aircraft, and know the "N" number:

http://report.myairplane.com

This is an outgrowth of discussion in the Avery draw thread, as relates to when the finger touches the trigger.

Bill Rogers teaches that while all 4 safety rules are to be followed, rule 2 --...

You recall your average split to the one inch square?

Time for open front and closed front slide lock reloads.

We discussed reloads, but Manny was open carry. Expected, since surprise could be no delay to a lot, and I am not sure what that time would...

Having trained with Robert Vogel and Manny Bragg, I knew they reload faster than I do. Yesterday, I was watching a video of Ben Stoeger shoot a drill with targets at 7, 15 and 25, reload and repeat,...

news Bell Long ranger with a WESCAM camera system and microwave downlink to broadcast back to the station.

Inspired by this thread to do some closer analysis, including drawing with a SIRT with the take-up laser on, I note two things:

1) An OWB holster seems to lend itself to more of a direct style...

The Rogers gloves I have a prototype pair of are finally in and available for purchase. Best shooting gloves I have ever used by far!


http://www.holsterops.com/rogers-shooting-gloves

What gen and approximate date of manufacture of 19?

Approximate round count?

Intermittent failures or hard failure?

All my Sig pistols ran great, and I don't recall a single stoppage or other issue through the whole process. I believe learning the Sig DA trigger made me a better everything trigger shooter.

For...

Yes or no, black or white agreement went out for me a long time ago. The Rogers School, for example, teaches starting from the transition with a DA/SA pistol in DA with your trigger finger lightly on...

Seems like we have three questions/issues going on here:

1) Do we draw in the straightest line (index draw) or get the sights in the eye line quicker with the inverted J (or whatever we are...

Interesting question, which may be skill, platform and technique related. In November I trained with Robert Vogel, and in January with Manny Bragg. At 20-30 yards on the plate rack, I was doing a...

here is how to order a Glock or M&P holster for optics:

http://www.holsterops.com/als-p-2-optic-sight-holster

OK, so I did a range session this afternoon to collect data. It was 42F, and windy enough to blow our target stand over without piling a bunch of rocks on it, so it was darn cold. Glock 17, target...

Bill Rogers told me a year ago, that the large backstrap felt better on the M&P, but that he shot the medium better and attributed this to a more relaxed trigger finger position with the smaller grip.