RDS on a SemiAuto

[Edwin]

There's an English PDF on their site...

http://www.docter-germany.de/fileadm...sightC_eng.pdf

[RAM Engineer]

There's an English PDF on their site...

http://www.docter-germany.de/fileadm...sightC_eng.pdf

That's the C not the G.

[Edwin]

Boo, I suck at reading.

[GJM]

Not willing to give up on the red dot for my wife's application, boondocking with our dog in open desert country, I recalled last night, that we have a Gen 3 19 with an Atom slide and a T1. She hit the range with it today, and was completely satisfied with the T1. While not as fast as a DP Pro, the combination of sealed emitter/long battery life/large adjustment knob made the T1 still very acceptable to her. She wished it fit n her 7TS ALS, which it does not, but it works fine in a Gideon.

It is zeroed with Gold Dot 124+P and ready to go.

[flyrodr]

. . . I recalled last night, that we have a Gen 3 19 with an Atom slide and a T1. . .

Wouldn't happen to have a photo or two of that set-up handy, would you?

Thanks!

[voodoo_man]

relevant to thread

http://instagram.com/p/BReS04YhwUF/

[flyrodr]

Thanks!

[Mark Housel]

I guess I wouldn't mind the deltapoint pro's worse battery life if it comes with the ability to change the battery without removing the optic from the slide.

10 second battery changes.

https://www.leupold.com/hunting-shoo...eltapoint-pro/

The tool-less, spring actuated battery compartment makes changing the battery quick

[RAM Engineer]

10 second battery changes.

https://www.leupold.com/hunting-shoo...eltapoint-pro/

I'll keep a couple of spares in a tiny kydex holder on my belt and do tactical reloads during the lull in shooting. Lol!

[Rex G]

I'll keep a couple of spares in a tiny kydex holder on my belt and do tactical reloads during the lull in shooting. Lol!

This.

Or, a Kydex carrier for a whole spare upper unit, ready to swap in even less elapsed time.

On a more-serious note, for the street/field, A Second Gun, with iron sights. I can foresee an opponent's low bullet strike plowing a furrow in the SE Texas Coastal Prairie "Black Gumbo" soil, sending flying sticky black balls of doom, which cannot be readily wiped-away. (Do not dismiss this possibility, until you have experienced flying Black Gumbo for one's-self!) The Second Gun, with iron sights, solves several foreseeable problems, that are not necessarily solved by co-witness iron sights. The relative compactness of the G19 allows me to carry two of them with relative ease, or the Second Gun can be a G26, still able to share mags. Life is good.