CGoodwin

Outstanding! Have you checked grip strength since the injury?

Well OK! Maybe on of my Sphinx or Phoenix pistols will work. I'll reach out!

That is an impressively low cut. Looks even lower than the former Fire-4-Effect system. Wonder what this would be like on a SP-01 Shadow.

So, I picked one of these up on the cheap, thinking it could be a "poor man's" Redback. Any thoughts on how to improve the grip? The polymer lower frame with the replaceable plastic back straps leaves a little to be desired on recoil control.

True. I notice the same thing on the MRO. The bulk of the top mounted illumination dial can sometimes draw the eye. Valid point!

The rear sight notch is not the most stable surface to attach a plate and optic to. It may be subject to lever forces and more vibration than the optic directly attached to a milled slide.

On my B&T APC9 Pro SBR, I use a Trijicon MRO on a low mount. The lower shoulder of the stock has a lot to do with this choice! Height over bore still got me at first on closer targets, but training helps!

I agree that the P2 has a smaller window with tendencies towards tunnel vision if you focus on the dot. Target focus fixes a lot of RDS design "issues" though!

If you mean the rear sight adapter plate, you will find that the height over bore is even more exaggerated and the stability of the dot may suffer. It is a decent solution for short term use if you are deciding whether to take the plunge, but not a great long term option.

https://www.trijicon.com/products/details/ca428-c-600757

The 1911 Trijicon optic plate works for this application. I had one on a P-01 at one point.

Nice fix for a unique problem! Pictures?

I only wish that they had machined the grip rather than inserting the plastic textured grip panels. Just a strange solution and the front strap does wiggle.

I stage, but start the trigger when both hands are on the gun and I am moving to the target.

Sorry, not clear on my post! The lack of consideration for the competition shooters was more from a size standpoint, not the presence or lack of a decocker. My preference only.