Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Officially feeling guilty. If anyone should have one, it should be the boys in blue.
On a side note, this is the first glock I've purchased in probably three years. The finish on this MOS is different and is already showing wear after three days and 100ish presentations from a RCS Phantom and maybe 30 from a Keeper. I have thousands on an older Gen 4 19 and Gen 4 17 with nary a mark sans some shine on a few high spots around the muzzle.
I hear we're moving in the direction of pre-ripped jeans. Like those "battle-damaged" action figures they used to sell when I was a kid.
No need to feel guilty at all. Not LEO so I'm OK with waiting. I use the local cop shop cause they have the best prices in town for the most part, treat me nice and offer fair deals on trades. Plus the mall ninja crowd stay away and the sales folks aren't all DevGru/Delta authorized to carry a grenade round their neck types.
Dawson sights arrived today. They're taller than I expected. RCS Eidolon should be here Friday. Hope to get out this weekend and put some time in with it.
Last edited by StraitR; 05-18-2016 at 07:49 PM.
Just to come back and give feedback for anyone that may be looking at setting up an MOS.
I found the Dawson MOS sights too tall, and being of rectangular design, ultimately covered more the of already small RMR window than I liked. I ordered a set of Ameriglo (GL-329) suppressor sights to try and although they came pre-rusted in the package, I greatly prefer the sight picture. They're considerably lower, and the tapered design blocks very little of the RMR. I see why Dawson designed theirs to be taller, but I didn't care for them. YMMV
I'd compare the Dawson's to be more like absolute co-witness where the Ameriglo's are more lower 1/3. So, it depends on what you want/need to see.
ETA: The Ameriglo's were $74 (Amazon) and the Dawson's were $118 (Direct).
Last edited by StraitR; 05-28-2016 at 07:00 PM.