For the Thursday night match, I shot the 40S&W out of the Glock with the new sights installed.<\/p>\n
Generally, it felt like I could find and align the sights faster, when I slowed down enough to do so. \ud83d\ude42 They weren’t as bright as I had hoped in the indoor range. I will check them out outdoors this weekend. All in all, I am not at all disappointed in them.<\/p>\n
Other than the shockwaves and burnt retinas from the Power Pistol muzzle flash<\/a>, I had no ammo trouble at all, not a single hiccup. They are a lot hotter than they really need to be, duh. The same 155 gr bullet over 7.0 grains of Power Pistol almost makes major power factor out of the 3″ barrel. I loaded these before I was really involved in IDPA. My next round of competition 40’s will be a bit softer.<\/p>\n Stages were kind of similar to each other tonight. The first two involved downloading to 6 rounds, either advancing or retreating on the first one or two targets then taking four other targets from covered positions. Stages 3 & 4 were essentially the same stage for minimal reset time, but instead stage three was all shots weak hand only and stage four was all shots strong hand only.<\/p>\n In analyzing the scoresheet, I see two things… Neither of the single hand stages had procedural errors. I think that is a directly result of SLOWING DOWN to shoot.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" For the Thursday night match, I shot the 40S&W out of the Glock with the new sights installed. Generally, it felt like I could find and align the sights faster, when I slowed down enough to do so. \ud83d\ude42 They weren’t as bright as I had hoped in the indoor range. I will check them … Continue reading Sites Work<\/span>