I think this Sawyer guy does it. He starts at about the 10:30 mark.
I didn't watch the video.
Trying to stay relavant even if the world is passing them by. Nothing wrong with a dot unless one can shoot just as well at SD distances with irons.
So far I haven't put one on something that I carry. I'm good at 15 yds. with irons. That's my SD limit. Just more stuff. Why bother with the additional gear and learning to use it?
There has to be some payoff someplace to want to invest in another sighting system. I'm old enough to have hunted with irons on rifles in the 60's. They worked but not very well for me at >100 yds. I put a scope on deer rifle around 1972 and absolutly would not hunt without one today. Probably why the military put dots on rifles for most combat at 100 meters.
For new pistol shooters, I would want to start with a dot. No question about it.
Last edited by Borderland; 01-30-2024 at 08:12 PM.
In the P-F basket of deplorables.
Isn't the official target much bigger than the box they were shooting at, or do I need more coffee?
Taking a break from social media.
Doesn't read posts longer than two paragraphs.
The FAMS tend to be “funny” about operational details.
Suffice to say as soon as someone talks about “The FAM qual” I get curious which one because there have been multiple FAM quals. The pre 9/11 FAA FAM qual, and at least two variations of the post 9/11 FAM qual.
The T1C guys re-shot this with the correct targets and Gen5 Glock 19s, the current FAMS gun is a G19 MOS Gen5 which replaced the SIG P229s in .357. The FAMS tend to be heavily influenced by USSS and with USSS finally beginning to run ACRO P-2s on their Glocks I’d be surprised if the FAMS are far behind.
They are running irons in this one but it give a better idea of what the COF should look like.
Last edited by HCM; 01-31-2024 at 12:01 AM.