WahrerGriff

When it’s been extended time between the range, I reinforce my mechanics at the range with the DryFire mag pre live fire. Then run my live fire drills. Then re-reinforce it with the dryfire mag after live fire. That way when I dry-fire at home, it translates.

I used to hook the trigger guard. Tended to hit low. Then started to push up on the dust cover. That corrected it, but… now I use my support hand to squeeze the hell out of my primary grip. Keeps the trigger finger relaxed.

Oh, another one. This involves red dots. I tape off the front of the glass with a flat black hockey tape for dryfire and range. trains you to use both eyes and be threat focused.

I have one of those tall NV risers. It’s very comfortable. What to zero at is always a debate. External and internal. I figured that 25 is the most my PCC 9 is going to need. But I test it for more.

Mine was when I tried out the wave grip described by modern samurai (scott Jalinski). Up-over-through It’s like 80-90% support hand doing the work. Leaving your strong hand to relax and work the trigger.

did you end up getting the MARS? Lefties want to know

Sorry to revive an old thread. But I ran into this issue. Choices are either a riser or lower the zev posts like you did. did you do anything to the metal after you ground them down?

I’ve been a long time lurker and have seen lots of good topics and information. So, I Decided to join.