In the OP ?Originally Posted by Newportl
In the OP ?
No - from your pic.
Necro Bump.
Will all the talk by @Duke and other about comps and dots, and my thought about comp段ng a G23 for the woods, I just wanted to see if anyone is still using a Roland-ish pistol and what the thoughts are after a few years.
It痴 ok. The gunslinger thing is cool but overall it痴 middle of the pack in terms of king books.
With agencies transitioning from 40 to 9 there are some people who have an opportunity to access surplus 40.
KKM makes a 40 Cal version of their comp. What I would like to do is get a G 45 frame and a Glock 23.4 slide. I値l have to either go to a generation 4 slide stop or cut the generation 5 lever on the right side but otherwise it should work. May have to swap ejectors too. We値l see. The result would fit in G 34/35 holsters.
With a brace of new Performance center 2.0 core ported smiths in hand.....
He strode home to jack with recoil weights springs on slow mo.
What holster is that?
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
I've recently been revisiting the concept. Back in November I noticed that I was having trouble focusing on the front sight - I just couldn't shoot tight groups the same way anymore. I tried a dot gun and it was like the magic was back. So I decided to commit to MRDS pistols for 2020. I had sold my previous GEN4 G19 ATEi build, so for this iteration I started with a G45 MOS and simply added the KKM barrel and compensator. Since the G45 offers an integrated magwell and front serrations from the factory, I didn't feel the need to go with custom milling. I also prefer the G17 grip length. Right now I'm running an extra RM01 I had lying around; my plan is to replace it with a RM06 and a CHPWS plate. This is an older picture with a DPP.
I don't see myself going back to irons, so this time around the Roland feels less like an experiment to try and more like a sidearm to master. I'm not yet where I was in terms of speed with irons, but I'm closing the gap quick. I'm still a bit slower to the first shot. My last practice session before the local ranges closed ended with FAST times of 5.30 and 5.37. Recoil control isn't my greatest strength; the compensator complements the MRDS and helps me track the dot. I've been dedicating my dry fire practice to cleaning up my draw and presentation; I'm hopeful that will mitigate the temporary loss in live fire practice.
I'm wondering when we'll see a compensated MOS gun direct from the Glock factory. There's already the S&W PC model, and I suspect a SIG isn't far behind.
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
Bawidaman Gotham
http://bawidamann.com/gotham-x300u-a...-glock-s-w-v2/
I want to build this, but in .40.I've recently been revisiting the concept. Back in November I noticed that I was having trouble focusing on the front sight - I just couldn't shoot tight groups the same way anymore. I tried a dot gun and it was like the magic was back. So I decided to commit to MRDS pistols for 2020. I had sold my previous GEN4 G19 ATEi build, so for this iteration I started with a G45 MOS and simply added the KKM barrel and compensator. Since the G45 offers an integrated magwell and front serrations from the factory, I didn't feel the need to go with custom milling. I also prefer the G17 grip length. Right now I'm running an extra RM01 I had lying around; my plan is to replace it with a RM06 and a CHPWS plate. This is an older picture with a DPP.
I don't see myself going back to irons, so this time around the Roland feels less like an experiment to try and more like a sidearm to master. I'm not yet where I was in terms of speed with irons, but I'm closing the gap quick. I'm still a bit slower to the first shot. My last practice session before the local ranges closed ended with FAST times of 5.30 and 5.37. Recoil control isn't my greatest strength; the compensator complements the MRDS and helps me track the dot. I've been dedicating my dry fire practice to cleaning up my draw and presentation; I'm hopeful that will mitigate the temporary loss in live fire practice.
I'm wondering when we'll see a compensated MOS gun direct from the Glock factory. There's already the S&W PC model, and I suspect a SIG isn't far behind.
Failing that, I may build a P320 carry in 40 with the parker mountain machine comp and the full size grip frame.
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