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Posted: 1/13/2019 6:33:07 PM EST
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https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/82598/20190113_170818-806967.jpg JM Custom kydex. This is currently how my foam wedge (included) is set. I shoot a lot with an RMR on my glock, and at this point it would almost be irresponsible for me to carry without a rds. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I have been carrying a G19 AIWB with an RMR for a bit now. Adding an RMR shouldn't change much as far as comfort and concealment. What holster? JM Custom kydex. This is currently how my foam wedge (included) is set. I shoot a lot with an RMR on my glock, and at this point it would almost be irresponsible for me to carry without a rds. Good stuff. I absolutely love the AIWB mag holder. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 6:33:20 PM EST
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I hate you fucking guys. Best price on RMR’s?? What is going on with Sig price ($200) on the Romeo 1 without mount???? Thats cheaper than any "street price" I found on internet. Is it an outdated model or something? Only 2 things keeping me from ordering:1) I think the 6 MOA dot would be better for me. 2) Wife would kill me since I just bought a rifle yesterday. The other Romeo 1's there (some with mounts) are $360 and up. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 6:43:58 PM EST
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I had the option to RMR my night stand G17 or my carry G19
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Posted: 1/13/2019 6:44:40 PM EST
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I had the option to RMR my night stand G17 or my carry G19 I went with the G17 |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 6:53:04 PM EST
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Tried it, slowed me down and didnt help my long game. I am pretty good with pistol though and my eyes are good in this situation.
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Posted: 1/13/2019 6:58:05 PM EST
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Tried it, slowed me down and didnt help my long game. I am pretty good with pistol though and my eyes are good in this situation. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 7:23:18 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: They also fail with enough regularity I'd never put one on a carry gun. RMR or DPP. Holosun 507 looks promising but it's too early to tell. Not every gun has to be for SHTF |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 8:23:29 PM EST
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I get it, aimpoint and triji for a reason. Like I said above, I own both. Meanwhile, I'm no youtube torture test expert, but I'll let you know if my vortex fails. Not every gun has to be for SHTF Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: They also fail with enough regularity I'd never put one on a carry gun. RMR or DPP. Holosun 507 looks promising but it's too early to tell. Not every gun has to be for SHTF 
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Posted: 1/13/2019 8:27:33 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The one that I carry does. 
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Posted: 1/13/2019 8:32:28 PM EST
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IF you're doing SHTF with out NVG/thermal fusion lowvis goggles or contacts, it's your funeral bro. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Posted: 1/13/2019 8:37:44 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Here you go with the Cola Cult stuff!  I was a NVG snob before Cola. I was one of the original 5 that had them at the first year it went big. Now there's over 100 dudes that can directly or indirectly trace the virus to me or Ace  The bad news is They're all beating me in the arms race. I'm still a boring single tube user. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 8:40:39 PM EST
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Once again this place cost me money.
Ordered Brownells RMR cut slide OEM Glock slide kit with suppressor sights Type 2 RMR 07 |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 8:42:11 PM EST
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One more thing to break. What happens when you pull your gun and the battery is dead? RMRs are incredibly tough. I purposely dropped my RMR gun from shoulder height onto gravel repeatedly when training for BUG transitions. No issue with it. The future is now. Optics on guns increase your capabilities. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 8:43:54 PM EST
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I've been hunting with a rmr on my shockwave for the last year. I love it. It's been through rain, snow, a river, etc with no issues. Last week though I was shooting a couple carbines with RMRs on them in 34 degrees in very heavy rain. The lens was obscured with droplets and fog and the emitters were obscured. I was unable to use them or use my sights.
It wasn't instantly but after about a half hour I couldn't shoot. I'm still a believer. Just something to take into consideration. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 8:50:29 PM EST
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I've been hunting with a rmr on my shockwave for the last year. I love it. It's been through rain, snow, a river, etc with no issues. Last week though I was shooting a couple carbines with RMRs on them in 34 degrees in very heavy rain. The lens was obscured with droplets and fog and the emitters were obscured. I was unable to use them or use my sights. It wasn't instantly but after about a half hour I couldn't shoot. I'm still a believer. Just something to take into consideration. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 9:02:43 PM EST
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Once again this place cost me money. Ordered Brownells RMR cut slide OEM Glock slide kit with suppressor sights Type 2 RMR 07 |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 9:07:51 PM EST
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Hopefully the Aimpoint ACRO and the sights it inspires will work in those conditions. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I've been hunting with a rmr on my shockwave for the last year. I love it. It's been through rain, snow, a river, etc with no issues. Last week though I was shooting a couple carbines with RMRs on them in 34 degrees in very heavy rain. The lens was obscured with droplets and fog and the emitters were obscured. I was unable to use them or use my sights. It wasn't instantly but after about a half hour I couldn't shoot. I'm still a believer. Just something to take into consideration. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 9:10:06 PM EST
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Yup, the aimpoint looks ungainly. Hopefully what comes next is a little better. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I've been hunting with a rmr on my shockwave for the last year. I love it. It's been through rain, snow, a river, etc with no issues. Last week though I was shooting a couple carbines with RMRs on them in 34 degrees in very heavy rain. The lens was obscured with droplets and fog and the emitters were obscured. I was unable to use them or use my sights. It wasn't instantly but after about a half hour I couldn't shoot. I'm still a believer. Just something to take into consideration. I'd do like that you can change the battery without removing the optic. Interested to see what reviews say once it's been on the market for awhile. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 9:10:39 PM EST
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Why the 07? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Once again this place cost me money. Ordered Brownells RMR cut slide OEM Glock slide kit with suppressor sights Type 2 RMR 07 |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 9:13:26 PM EST
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The were able to house the transmitter, but at the cost of little larger size compared to RMR. I'd do like that you can change the battery without removing the optic. Interested to see what reviews say once it's been on the market for awhile. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I've been hunting with a rmr on my shockwave for the last year. I love it. It's been through rain, snow, a river, etc with no issues. Last week though I was shooting a couple carbines with RMRs on them in 34 degrees in very heavy rain. The lens was obscured with droplets and fog and the emitters were obscured. I was unable to use them or use my sights. It wasn't instantly but after about a half hour I couldn't shoot. I'm still a believer. Just something to take into consideration. I'd do like that you can change the battery without removing the optic. Interested to see what reviews say once it's been on the market for awhile. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 9:29:50 PM EST
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thread needs more haikus
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Posted: 1/13/2019 9:30:33 PM EST
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Holosun 507 looks promising but it’s too early to tell. I have a RMR on my 19 though. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 9:31:44 PM EST
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thread needs more haikus Could I be better at this Naw screw this I'll suck |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 9:34:32 PM EST
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It should be bombproof and fix the issue I was having. I don't mind removing the optic to change the battery. A good mount will return the rmr to zero. If not it's cowitnessed so you can adjust if you need to. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I've been hunting with a rmr on my shockwave for the last year. I love it. It's been through rain, snow, a river, etc with no issues. Last week though I was shooting a couple carbines with RMRs on them in 34 degrees in very heavy rain. The lens was obscured with droplets and fog and the emitters were obscured. I was unable to use them or use my sights. It wasn't instantly but after about a half hour I couldn't shoot. I'm still a believer. Just something to take into consideration. I'd do like that you can change the battery without removing the optic. Interested to see what reviews say once it's been on the market for awhile. |
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Posted: 1/13/2019 10:51:34 PM EST
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Watching Den of Theives
Russel Crow is running an RDS on his duty pistol That’s it I’m sold What’s the best deal on an RDS for my Glock??? |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 3:01:52 AM EST
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Watching Den of Theives Russel Crow is running an RDS on his duty pistol That’s it I’m sold What’s the best deal on an RDS for my Glock??? 
Seems that you just like to shit in any thread regarding RMR’s on handguns. I hope you choose the stubborn boomer option in the poll. 
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Posted: 1/14/2019 3:39:44 AM EST
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I have a 17 with and a 19 without.
The 17 is far faster and more accurate hands down, it's also easy to use with my night vision. I did find that with shooting the RDS all the time my accuracy with irons degraded drastically until I recognized this and practiced more. I'm a bit undecided. At at this point I don't think either way is wrong. I don't plan on putting one on my 19 anytime soon though. For a concealed carry gun I don't think it's necessary. |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 4:10:02 AM EST
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Seems that you just like to shit in any thread regarding RMR’s on handguns. I hope you choose the stubborn boomer option in the poll. Butthurt battery life is Longer than red dots |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 5:58:14 AM EST
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One of these days I will get my shit together and mill my G19 slide for an RMR. I'm nervous about doing it though because there are so many variations and I don't want to cut into any of the internals. I haven't really been able to find a clear drawing that shows you exactly where to drill and how deep.
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Posted: 1/14/2019 6:48:23 AM EST
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Seems that you just like to shit in any thread regarding RMR’s on handguns. I hope you choose the stubborn boomer option in the poll. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Watching Den of Theives Russel Crow is running an RDS on his duty pistol That’s it I’m sold What’s the best deal on an RDS for my Glock???
Seems that you just like to shit in any thread regarding RMR’s on handguns. I hope you choose the stubborn boomer option in the poll. And threads about them are more like Facebook than good ole ARFcom.. I have gone from Colt SP1 to a LPVO on rifles in my “Boomer” life.. Handguns with a dot are that trend in a smaller package.. If they work well for those that use them great... I may get one for one of my pistols.. Just when you start the bullshit about 100 yard take out the bad guys with a pistol Ya I’m gonna call it.. I don’t care what you put on top of your pistol It’s still a pistol You still have legalities concerning self defense and deadly force.. You still have pistol ballistics You still have pistol energy You have simply put a sight on top.. Stop acting like a red dot makes you anything more than a person with a pistol |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:05:46 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I found that there is a cult like following for RDS on pistols on this page.. And threads about them are more like Facebook than good ole ARFcom.. I have gone from Colt SP1 to a LPVO on rifles in my “Boomer” life.. Handguns with a dot are that trend in a smaller package.. If they work well for those that use them great... I may get one for one of my pistols.. Just when you start the bullshit about 100 yard take out the bad guys with a pistol Ya I’m gonna call it.. I don’t care what you put on top of your pistol It’s still a pistol You still have legalities concerning self defense and deadly force.. You still have pistol ballistics You still have pistol energy You have simply put a sight on top.. Stop acting like a red dot makes you anything more than a person with a pistol |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:10:55 AM EST
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His feels were hurt once Butthurt battery life is Longer than red dots Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Seems that you just like to shit in any thread regarding RMR’s on handguns. I hope you choose the stubborn boomer option in the poll. Butthurt battery life is Longer than red dots Like forever dude.... I still have gran pa’s pre 64 Winchester with its Unertle 15x All you youngsters are doing is fawning over the latest greatest sight system for handguns Like two three times a day... It’s like my daughter and new phones.. I get it... Just think now it’s kinda funny the fanatical trying to bring us all into the fold... I take very little advice from ArfCom any more.. What I have learned from the multiple threads in multiple forums in this topic could be condensed to a paragraph if you cut out the imma gonna take out a bad guy at 200 yards with muh Glock... Cost Mounts Battery life And which is the most time tested. Will I be able to use it without my glasses.. Holster options Is it harder to conceal.. Note the last three no one here can answer for me The eyesight Holster that fits a person well And how well that person can conceal a firearm depends on the person. Now “Haiku” away my ole friend... |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:19:02 AM EST
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Your phrasing is a bit off. Are you saying the LPVO is not working out for you? Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: I found that there is a cult like following for RDS on pistols on this page.. And threads about them are more like Facebook than good ole ARFcom.. I have gone from Colt SP1 to a LPVO on rifles in my “Boomer” life.. Handguns with a dot are that trend in a smaller package.. If they work well for those that use them great... I may get one for one of my pistols.. Just when you start the bullshit about 100 yard take out the bad guys with a pistol Ya I’m gonna call it.. I don’t care what you put on top of your pistol It’s still a pistol You still have legalities concerning self defense and deadly force.. You still have pistol ballistics You still have pistol energy You have simply put a sight on top.. Stop acting like a red dot makes you anything more than a person with a pistol But I have only made 3 range trips with it I will have run it through some carbine matches that a local club has one a month and some close in drills when we get the indoor range to ourselves before I say it’s working for me.. Around the house it does. And I have only shot it to 75 yards I will have an opportunity to shoot it to 600 we will see. Dots much clearer without my glasses than both the EOtech and MRO Makes it more useable.. I wonder how an RDS on a pistol looks without my glasses... The range yesterday didn’t have any RDS pistols for rental Have to wait for the next time I can use my friends Glock to test that.. Not paying 400 500 bucks to find out I can’t use the sight without glasses.. |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:24:32 AM EST
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I'm setting up a Glock 17 with an RMR to mess around with. My eyes ain't what they used to be either. 
Welcome to the club! |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:28:01 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: So far it is But I have only made 3 range trips with it I will have run it through some carbine matches that a local club has one a month and some close in drills when we get the indoor range to ourselves before I say it’s working for me.. Around the house it does. And I have only shot it to 75 yards I will have an opportunity to shoot it to 600 we will see. Dots much clearer without my glasses than both the EOtech and MRO Makes it more useable.. I wonder how an RDS on a pistol looks without my glasses... The range yesterday didn’t have any RDS pistols for rental Have to wait for the next time I can use my friends Glock to test that.. Not paying 400 500 bucks to find out I can’t use the sight without glasses.. |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:37:31 AM EST
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Not Cory obviously but I like both the 3.25 and the 6.5. The difference when shooting is very small. The 6.5 is still smaller than the front sight and only covers 3.25" at 50 yards. I don't find one easier to find or precise over the other one. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Once again this place cost me money. Ordered Brownells RMR cut slide OEM Glock slide kit with suppressor sights Type 2 RMR 07 |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:40:22 AM EST
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Deciding to put one on my CCW is not something that keeps me up at night... I see the pros, but I'll sit on the fence... try a few out and see how it goes..
There is still a lot to be said for the KISS principle... and I'm not planning on taking down any gunmen at 100 yds anytime soon.... 
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:41:03 AM EST
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Quoted: The laws concerning self defense vary from state to state a bit. So your mileage may vary.. Here the basic rule is you can only defend life.. And the threat has to be imminent So legitimate self defense distance would have to place the person you just killed at a distance where they posed an imminent threat to you. I suppose you could conceivably find yourself in a situation where someone was shooting at you from a distance far away.. Or you decided to take a long shot at someone trying to inflict great bodily harm or death on another.. But usually self defense distances are measured in feet not yards.. I as part of my self defense training take law classes periodically taught by a criminal defense attorney One with trial experience involving Homicide.. I would recommend you do the same as part of a complete training regimen versus asking GD... Cool. Thanks for your input. http://gunssavelives.net/self-defense/armed-citizen-in-tx-stops-shooting-spree-and-saves-cop-by-making-150-yard-shot-with-a-pistol/ Maybe ol' Vic was a daydreamer. |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:43:24 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I found that there is a cult like following for RDS on pistols on this page.. And threads about them are more like Facebook than good ole ARFcom.. I have gone from Colt SP1 to a LPVO on rifles in my “Boomer” life.. Handguns with a dot are that trend in a smaller package.. If they work well for those that use them great... I may get one for one of my pistols.. Just when you start the bullshit about 100 yard take out the bad guys with a pistol Ya I’m gonna call it.. I don’t care what you put on top of your pistol It’s still a pistol You still have legalities concerning self defense and deadly force.. You still have pistol ballistics You still have pistol energy You have simply put a sight on top.. Stop acting like a red dot makes you anything more than a person with a pistol |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:43:28 AM EST
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Self defense is all close range. Until it isn't. http://gunssavelives.net/self-defense/armed-citizen-in-tx-stops-shooting-spree-and-saves-cop-by-making-150-yard-shot-with-a-pistol/ Maybe ol' Vic was a daydreamer. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Quoted: The laws concerning self defense vary from state to state a bit. So your mileage may vary.. Here the basic rule is you can only defend life.. And the threat has to be imminent So legitimate self defense distance would have to place the person you just killed at a distance where they posed an imminent threat to you. I suppose you could conceivably find yourself in a situation where someone was shooting at you from a distance far away.. Or you decided to take a long shot at someone trying to inflict great bodily harm or death on another.. But usually self defense distances are measured in feet not yards.. I as part of my self defense training take law classes periodically taught by a criminal defense attorney One with trial experience involving Homicide.. I would recommend you do the same as part of a complete training regimen versus asking GD... Cool. Thanks for your input. http://gunssavelives.net/self-defense/armed-citizen-in-tx-stops-shooting-spree-and-saves-cop-by-making-150-yard-shot-with-a-pistol/ Maybe ol' Vic was a daydreamer. Got to remember, much of the thought behind us not taking shots at 50 or more yards was because we never thought we could make a hit at those distances... |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:45:15 AM EST
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So far it is But I have only made 3 range trips with it I will have run it through some carbine matches that a local club has one a month and some close in drills when we get the indoor range to ourselves before I say it's working for me.. Around the house it does. And I have only shot it to 75 yards I will have an opportunity to shoot it to 600 we will see. Dots much clearer without my glasses than both the EOtech and MRO Makes it more useable.. I wonder how an RDS on a pistol looks without my glasses... The range yesterday didn't have any RDS pistols for rental Have to wait for the next time I can use my friends Glock to test that.. Not paying 400 500 bucks to find out I can't use the sight without glasses.. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Quoted: I found that there is a cult like following for RDS on pistols on this page.. And threads about them are more like Facebook than good ole ARFcom.. I have gone from Colt SP1 to a LPVO on rifles in my "Boomer" life.. Handguns with a dot are that trend in a smaller package.. If they work well for those that use them great... I may get one for one of my pistols.. Just when you start the bullshit about 100 yard take out the bad guys with a pistol Ya I'm gonna call it.. I don't care what you put on top of your pistol It's still a pistol You still have legalities concerning self defense and deadly force.. You still have pistol ballistics You still have pistol energy You have simply put a sight on top.. Stop acting like a red dot makes you anything more than a person with a pistol But I have only made 3 range trips with it I will have run it through some carbine matches that a local club has one a month and some close in drills when we get the indoor range to ourselves before I say it's working for me.. Around the house it does. And I have only shot it to 75 yards I will have an opportunity to shoot it to 600 we will see. Dots much clearer without my glasses than both the EOtech and MRO Makes it more useable.. I wonder how an RDS on a pistol looks without my glasses... The range yesterday didn't have any RDS pistols for rental Have to wait for the next time I can use my friends Glock to test that.. Not paying 400 500 bucks to find out I can't use the sight without glasses.. You're like the gander mountain gun counter guy trying to give advice. |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 7:55:02 AM EST
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Dude you need to stay away from these threads. Stop shitting in them because of your preconceived notions of bullshit. You're like the gander mountain gun counter guy trying to give advice. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Posted: 1/14/2019 8:20:42 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: In case you're to young to remember we have been improving the sight systems on firearms Like forever dude.... I still have gran pa's pre 64 Winchester with its Unertle 15x All you youngsters are doing is fawning over the latest greatest sight system for handguns Like two three times a day... It's like my daughter and new phones.. I get it... Just think now it's kinda funny the fanatical trying to bring us all into the fold... I take very little advice from ArfCom any more.. What I have learned from the multiple threads in multiple forums in this topic could be condensed to a paragraph if you cut out the imma gonna take out a bad guy at 200 yards with muh Glock... Cost Mounts Battery life And which is the most time tested. Will I be able to use it without my glasses.. Holster options Is it harder to conceal.. Note the last three no one here can answer for me The eyesight Holster that fits a person well And how well that person can conceal a firearm depends on the person. Now "Haiku" away my ole friend...  Attached File |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 8:32:06 AM EST
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OP should change the title of this thread. Clearly, any opinion that is not 100% pro RMR is being shit upon and he has already made up his mind.
Title should read. "I am getting an RMR and if you don't, you're stupid." |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 8:36:44 AM EST
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Once again this place cost me money. Ordered Brownells RMR cut slide OEM Glock slide kit with suppressor sights Type 2 RMR 07 |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 8:37:45 AM EST
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Not Cory obviously but I like both the 3.25 and the 6.5. The difference when shooting is very small. The 6.5 is still smaller than the front sight and only covers 3.25" at 50 yards. I don't find one easier to find or precise over the other one. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Once again this place cost me money. Ordered Brownells RMR cut slide OEM Glock slide kit with suppressor sights Type 2 RMR 07 |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 8:37:51 AM EST
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Deciding to put one on my CCW is not something that keeps me up at night... I see the pros, but I'll sit on the fence... try a few out and see how it goes.. There is still a lot to be said for the KISS principle... and I'm not planning on taking down any gunmen at 100 yds anytime soon.... I’m not planning on taking down any gunman at 5 yards any time soon. |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 8:39:36 AM EST
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OP should change the title of this thread. Clearly, any opinion that is not 100% pro RMR is being shit upon and he has already made up his mind. Title should read. "I am getting an RMR and if you don't, you're stupid." Disagreement is frowned upon And yep safe bet OP already had his mind made up Verification is all he wanted... Buy a dot You don’t need ARFcom’s approval.. If it makes you faster better and capable of 100 yard shots Keep it If not Put it on the EE Start one of theses threads And someone will buy it... |
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Posted: 1/14/2019 8:39:47 AM EST
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Self defense is all close range. Until it isn't. http://gunssavelives.net/self-defense/armed-citizen-in-tx-stops-shooting-spree-and-saves-cop-by-making-150-yard-shot-with-a-pistol/ Maybe ol' Vic was a daydreamer. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Quoted: The laws concerning self defense vary from state to state a bit. So your mileage may vary.. Here the basic rule is you can only defend life.. And the threat has to be imminent So legitimate self defense distance would have to place the person you just killed at a distance where they posed an imminent threat to you. I suppose you could conceivably find yourself in a situation where someone was shooting at you from a distance far away.. Or you decided to take a long shot at someone trying to inflict great bodily harm or death on another.. But usually self defense distances are measured in feet not yards.. I as part of my self defense training take law classes periodically taught by a criminal defense attorney One with trial experience involving Homicide.. I would recommend you do the same as part of a complete training regimen versus asking GD... Cool. Thanks for your input. http://gunssavelives.net/self-defense/armed-citizen-in-tx-stops-shooting-spree-and-saves-cop-by-making-150-yard-shot-with-a-pistol/ Maybe ol' Vic was a daydreamer. Arf can be full retard with its logic. No wonder it’s so obsessed with AOC.
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Posted: 1/14/2019 8:40:52 AM EST
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OP should change the title of this thread. Clearly, any opinion that is not 100% pro RMR is being shit upon and he has already made up his mind. Title should read. "I am getting an RMR and if you don't, you're stupid." 
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