Dammit.Originally Posted by Duke
Dammit.
USPS exceeded expectations...for once.
The mount of the plate is solid. Each screw is witness marked very clearly.
It's good to get a gun that actually fits back in my hands again.
3/15/2016
Very happy with mine so far. Testing continues.
Interesting data point. So far I've had it in the hands of four very experienced shooters including me, all familiar with carry optics. The universal comment thus far is, "This gun brings the dot to my eye faster than anything else I've worked with." (My sample has Trijicon SRO.)
Not a full range report yet, so I can't yet claim the P-F dollars offered upthread...
And, as expected with Langdon Beretta, zero malfs as yet.
What are you guys running for a dot size? I have no experience with a red dot on a pistol. My slide is at LTT getting done so I am researching options.
Would that be a SRO to SRO comparison, or SRO to another optic?Very happy with mine so far. Testing continues.
Interesting data point. So far I've had it in the hands of four very experienced shooters including me, all familiar with carry optics. The universal comment thus far is, "This gun brings the dot to my eye faster than anything else I've worked with." (My sample has Trijicon SRO.)
Not a full range report yet, so I can't yet claim the P-F dollars offered upthread...
And, as expected with Langdon Beretta, zero malfs as yet.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
The plate looks like it is mounted lower than the top of the barrel!
My slide made it to LTT this morning, the bad thing is I forgot to add signature required so I hope they received it.
Lasers and stuff.
Other optics, on other pistols. It's going to be interesting to try to sort out how much of this factor is the Beretta, Ernest's low mounting system, and the SRO itself.
Did the same thing....Aimee sent me an email letting me know they got it......took about five days til she let me know
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