I am dedicating the rest of fall and winter to improving my ability to shoot RMR type sights. I shot USPSA Open for a full two seasons around the turn of the century, so draw to target and finding the dot is not my greatest demon.
However that compensated .38 super open gun with the big c-more on top offered almost zero challenge managing shot to shot recovery. In fact it was pretty much like playing a video game that had overpressure muzzle blast as a feature. The dot never left my field of vision the whole stage, the gun just barely rose at all in recoil.
Where I am performance wise today is my runs on most benchmark drills are about 10-15% behind what I can do with iron sights for those drills or strings shot between 3 and 10 yards. Past that, the performance with the dot is actually better, which is no surprise, but that is mostly accuracy not speed.
My greatest need in improving my performance with the slide mounted rds is that shot to shot recovery. I know this is a matter of practice to get better.
Just looking for some more practice drill recommendations from those of you who have mastered this slide mounted dot thing. I am thinking I should eventually be able to perform faster and more accurately just like an open gun smokes a limited gun, but I not there yet.