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ONLY if you're after a ported or threaded barrel, which Sig doesn't even offer.

Gripes re: Romeo1 • not durable, ejecting brass damages the metal lens frame and even cracks the lens. Blah Blah Blah warranty, but you're you're stuck without a dot while it is in for warranty • the rear sight notch is a damn joke. you can only do a lower 1/100th co-witness vs. I dunno a lower .1/3 and it is NOT adjustable • threaded battery compartment, that's just begging to be stripped out.Top access latches are faster/better

Things you hafta think about re: the Canik & the Sig • Canik will have very limited aftermarket mods/upgrades • In OEM form the X-Five doesn't have a provision for BUIS. You can easily modify the RMR mill to accept Leupy DPP (which has an optional ADJUSTABLE BUIS) or a Vortex Venom.IMHO The Romeo 1 SUCKS. In the end shoot what you can shoot best

My ancient Samsung phone makes the ordange tape look pink. It "was" from Springer Precision, they don;t sell the 4 pc kit anymore. You can still get teh 1 pc wraparound from them,

I build holsters, you could "try" to re-shape it and if you want to I'll give you some instructions. You will probably ruin the holster and have a funky looking hunk of Kydex. IMHO just sell the holster, take the loss, and order another made for your Walther. Just my .02 Dave

Is that a lefty appendix carry ? What was the turnaround time on that holster ?

This is hearsay but I thought I read somewhere that M&P basepads could be modified to work with P320 mags. I don;t have any links or sources but I "think" I read that somewhere.

I use Wolff Variable Power Recoil Spring 1911 Government (14 lb) with my handloaded "bunny fart" (147gr / 130-135 pf) rounds.

Negative: the screw thread is 6-48 the length for top mounting an RDS is 9/16. NOTE: mounting the rear Adj. sight plate from underneath takes a shorter length screw(by my calipers 3/16) and I'm not sure wht the head type is to sit flush in the slide. I made the wrong assumption jcc7x7 is correct The X-Five rear iron mounting screws (from the bottom/underneath the slide) are 4-48 x 3/16 To mount an RDS (to the topside mounting holes) is 6-48 X 9/16

Why Johnny Ringo, you look like you've seen a ghost.

I live about 5-10 min from NRA HQ but I don;t shoot there anymore. They're too uptight and I can never get enough time on a lane there. I've been swept one too many times @ Blueridge and the owner is a damn Liberal. Elite is where I go on this side of the river,. If I want to shoot a LOT or all day I go to Maryland Small Arms (yes MARYLAND) near Andrews AFB since you can shoot all day for a one time fee of $20. They let you draw, speed shoot, shoot from prone as long as you're SAFE and not a complete screw-up i.e. you know what you're doing.

This is my EDC bleed kit. Keep in mind this is to mitigate bleeding til I (or someone else) can get to my CERT pack in my vehicle. • Swat-T Tourniquet ($15): small form factor, dual purpose (TQ/compression bandage), easier to use around area like inner thigh. #1 reason I have this on me is it is easier for an UNTRAINED person to apply this to ME. (NOTE: there are 2 C-A-Ts in my CERT pack) • HyFin Vent ($15): for sucking chest wounds • Gloves/Ductape/Ziploc ($3): gloves for other peoples blood, Ductape + Ziplpoc adhoc sealing bandage (ductape is flat-wrapped around an old plastic hotel keycard) • Quickclot Sponge ($10): self-explanatory • Inkzall Pen ($1): to mark TQ time & write injury notes to stick on victim • Aptus Designs Low Visibility Aid Kit (LVAK) ($30): I usually carry this on my ankle. It can be looped on a belt, worn as an armband and worn IWB. Ive also seen it wrapped around a vehicle visor or seat headrest. https://aptus-design-group.myshopify.com/

I used BSI IC-2000 rubber infused super glue to keep my Springer Precision panels from sliding around. I used BSI Un-Cure to cleanoff all the adhesive when I replaced my first set of SP granualr grips. You can buy this from Dawson Precision, your local specialty hobby shop might carry it as well. http://www.bsi-inc.com/hobby/ic_2000.html http://www.bsi-inc.com/hardware/un_cure.html

Bolt pattern is the same for the Leupold Deltapoint Pro and Vortex Venom. For the DPP you have to mill 2mmtowards the muzzle end of the existing footprint.