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Sadly, you're correct on both accounts. Too many get really spun up over any perceived use of force from behind, likely over the hollyweird depiction of the West. Those same folks can't process...

Ed Flosi has written an article(s) about a similar ready position that have been on Police1.

Single hand. Some variation of the FBI technique lets me move the light up, down, either side, etc. And do it while not muzzling areas, people, things that don't need to be.

If my carry gun...

We used the boxy, squared IPSC 3D torso/head assemblies with balloons for the heart/CNS or head. They were beneficial; replacing balloons was somewhat time-consuming with student numbers and...

Unless the situation is such that you are comfortable with muzzling everything you're going to illuminate, one hand shooting – one on the handgun & the other using a light separately - will be the...

Acknowledgment that left-handers exist and need holsters ... ^^^ ... is the most exciting part of the Walther release.

For grins, I tried logging back in last night and nothing.

My two thoughts (and they aren't worth 0.25$) ...

- Yes, it does look like they got the optic as low as Atei does on an M&P for the Acro. That is good;

- My first impression was "another...

I wanted to take this class when I saw the announcement. I really want to take this now. Thanks for the AAR.

And, I'm happy to see Chris S is getting recognition.

Both Bill & Louis definitely did it. I seem to recall Randy talking about it but we only worked together once, twice. I try to include it doing to on the range discussions about shot placement - by...

I very much look forward to seeing what you design, produce, and bring to market.

The original NCP/NCP-E is pretty narrow, as in it's thinner than 1/8th inch. The QLS will only add it's width - which is about 5/8ths of an inch?

I'm using a SF Scout light with a replacement head attached to the Nordic Comp mag extension clamp. It is wired with a tape switch back on the forearm, attached via velcro and wire ties.

For.The.Win! @ 2:46 “… in the gun culture where everybody’s obsessed with speed”!

Ah, the joy of the differences in people’s terminology.

I’ve come to appreciate Spaulding’s use of dictionary...

I wanted the Baby Poop Brown, but it wasn't available that year. I liked their blue, my bride Did Not, so I went with the cement, concrete.

Product Improved version :cool: just for DB

If you have a Performance Center 4" Shield and are considering the 507K ... not only are the front recoil bosses taller than the depth of the sight's front holes, it appears they are larger diameter...

Q/I is not what we've been told it is and it damn sure is not what "the other side" claims it is.

Johanna Schwartz authored a pretty solid study in The Yale Law Journal. Here' the title and...

While it's way off-topic, one of the better books I had to read when I went back to college was a compare/contrast between what was found in Pompei and social media as it existed in '10-'12. No doubt...

JUST watched it. Solved a bad problem pretty damn well. The officer spun up the LVPO before the shot.

I was thinking 90' for the shot. In another conversation, someone measured it at 120' albeit...

Interesting numbers so far. It has been claimed, with some foundation, that forums are dying or dead - with the rise of current social media - because of age demographics. However, within the last...

Yes ... it came from the PC with the Brit Shield mrds on it. That sight lasted about 600 rds before it died. Interestingly, like every other PMO I've broken while it was on any of my M&Ps - the...

Regarding the 507K and the Performance Center 4" Shield ... how much material needs to be removed from the two forward bosses?

SoCalDep - They are FINALLY doing the AOS for the M&P?

Couldn't tell you.

I did forget to mention this uses the Leupold DPP footprint rather than the Trijicon RMR style.