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That is my favorite color scheme. Mine will be very similar to this.

I have shot this same set up as well. I was in ESP because of it. Not a problem.

I have a set of MSA with their gel pads. Super comfortable and they keep my ears warm in the winter. Their noise rating is 28 db. And there is a jack to connect to an iPod if you want.

How old are you? If your see better with large pupils, you could have the start of cateracts.

Vanniek71, how is this coming along? Bell's palsy is a huge pain in the rear end. I woke up with it on January 1. It takes 3-6 months to resolve. I started on steroids the first day and started acupuncture. I was very skeptical at first but 3 weeks later , I was 99% resolved. Try it out.

I like this idea. It's almost like throwing in a dummy round in your magazine to see if you flinch. I will give this a shot today to see how it works.

This is a sport, right? Because you use your entire body. So it makes sense to be as fit as you can. Certainly easier for the younger croud. You need strength and as little mass from fat as you can get. I picked up cycling just for that reason about two years ago. I totally got in it the first year and did about 1500 miles in the summer alone. It was enough to lose about 44 pounds. I noticed two things. The first was that I felt more comfortable with a concealed pistol because I had less fat pushing it. Second, I was much lighter on my feet. I felt more spry. The improvement was quite substantial. So that's my secret...

Here is my super red hawk In 454 casull.

Hmmm. Good thought. I was not given this as an option in the build. I will contact Brandon to specify it. The good news is that the build process is up to about eighteen months :-) So I have time to change things...

So I started a new build today. The check is going out on Monday for the build. Any thoughts/opinions? I am relatively new here. More of a wader than a poster. Template Name: IDPA Pistol Govt Length - Wide Body Last Updated: 05/02/13 Quantity: 1 Reference: 2013 design eyefly Serial Number: 3yeF1y Front Slide Cut: 3 Xcelerator Serrations Guide Rod: Stainless Steel Panel Cut: with Mobius engraving Rear Lightening: No Rear Slide Cut: Xcelerator Serrations Slide Material: Stainless Steel Slide Profile: Round w/Flat Top Slide Racker / Lightening: No Stirrup Cut: Yes Top Rib: 15 lines per inch Front Sight: Red Fiber Optic .100 wide x 1mm Rear Sight: Infinity Rear Sight Absolute Target Zero AET Barrel Option: AET Barrel: Plain Barrel Barrel Length: 5 Barrel Style: Bushing Style Caliber: 9 x 19 Compensator: No Compensator Trigger Base color: Red Trigger Bow: Titanium Trigger Insert Color: Red Trigger Insert Style: Flat Medium Triglide System: Yes Grip Material: Stainless Steel Grip Size (Competition Hicap Only): Signature Grip Grip Surface: MicroPockets (IMP) Aggresive with Mobius Cutout Metal Grip Mag Catch: Left Side Magazine Catch without button- IDPA Legal Metal Grip Magwell: Aluminum - MicroPockets - Silver Only Metal Grip Mainspring Housing: Aluminum Flat Trigger Guard - New: Under Cut (For Higher Grip) Trigger Guard Profile: Infinity Traditional Square (ITS) (Most Common) Hammer: Square Hammer Finish: Silver Finish Dust Cover: Standard (all) Dust Cover Fluting: None Frame Material: Stainless Steel Frame Style: Competition (Wide body) Grip Safety: Stainless Steel ITI Rail cut: Rail Cut Slide Lock Pin: Stainless Steel Strut: Titanium Thumb Safety Material: Stainless Steel Thumb Safety Style: Ambidextrous Wide California/ Massachusetts Resident: No Gun type: Government (5 inch) Infinity IMM Open: No (typical) Pistol Finish: Stainless Finish (only on stainless materials) Radial Flute: Radial Flute

I ordered a 550/dies/accessories on February 28. The package came in may first. So it looks like its about 2 months.

Sorry, that was Oakley gas can. Stupid spell check on the iPhone.

Wow, this could be a tough topic. I have been prescribing glasses for shooters and thrthfully, there is no one answer to everyone's needs. It's best to be able to take an unloaded gun to the exam with you for the best results. For competitive shooting, I like to adjust the sighting eye to the front sight and the other to distance. I also like to move the optical centers up a few mm because we tilt our heads down when we shoot. Some folks struggle with this because they can not dissociate their eyes. Generally, the less difference between the distance and front sight prescription, the easier it is to adjust. For skeet, I just do both eyes at distance since we point those. I have experimented with many glasses and so far, I like the pallet gas can. It covers the entire eye and gives great coverage. As another poster said, it's best to find an optometrist who is a shooter. There are a few of us around.

Hello fellas. I have been a member for a while. I am more of a lurker/reader than a poster. I have learned a lot. Great sight. I am mostly idpa. It's the most fun I have ever had with a pistol.

My situation is a bit different but the same. I have a G22 and I got a Storm Lake 9mm conversion barrel. I have been shooting it with not a single hick-up. All I did was drop in a new barrel and buy a few glock 34 magazines and all is great. You should not need to swap out any other parts.