Originally Posted by 1slow
Just turn them around since it looks backwards.
Just turn them around since it looks backwards.
Ned Christiansen has been making a similar profile custom sights for his 1911 builds for many years. I have his gun with such sight, and I have zero compliants. No snag potential, very robust, good sight picture, work for one-handed stuff. His are though more substantial and can be had in a vertical lamp arrangement.
OK, I was worried about weird light reflections etc....
well that is interesting. Looking forward to seeing the length of barrel in the threaded version. Not that I'd ever be able to carry it, but it would be a neat loaner gun for students.
While the sights do look backward, I understand the reasoning behind their design. Have to wait for some good shooters to post thoughts once it hits the market.
...and to think today you just have fangs
Rob Engh
BC, Canada
Actually, point well taken. Ned's sight is serrated.
It's at least interesting and innovative. I can see how they couldn't sell a thumb safety' but that absence will probably keep me from even playing with one of these. Too bad, I think.
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Hmmm. It's actually attractive; elegant. How novel. I'm digging this grip safety and good trigger thing.
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At that price, I'll be buying one just to have along with my two original Model 51s. It'd be a bonus if it worked.
I've been wanting a thin 9mm that wasn't a subcompact. At that price I might get one just for the neatness of it.
I have to admit, I was totally ready for the standard "acceptable combat accuracy" line.
My day is ruined.
They're going to sell 'em by the boatload.
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