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Is that at 4X or 1X? RS, According to this thread: Meopta dot it's * 8 moa at 1x - which sounds correct, * 2 moa at 4x - which sounds smaller than it looks to me, but I could be wrong.

If possible, DON'T spend good money on an optic you're never used or at least played with! Go to a 3 gun match and shoot whatever you have (e.g., irons). Ask the other competitors to look through their optics. Most will gladly let you look. I like the Meopta, but the dot is big. I don't know the exact size, but it's significantly larger than my 4 MOA Aimpoint dot (maybe a 6MOA?).

Scoring, etc. is up on Linda's page: FB3G

Thanks TB.

It's not serrated though - is it?

Thanks Ray.

I noticed most of the posters so far have missed the word CHEAP in your post. While I highly recommend a Blade-tech DOH as well, there are cheaper options..... If you have the front stirrup cut in your slide, and the frame is not a wide dustcover, and you're willing to do some melting/forming in the trigger guard area of the holster, a 1911/Para injected Bladetech (@$16) (or maybe an Uncle Mikes for a 1911) can be made to work. And if you screw it up, its not like you're out any real money Thanks - that's the info I was looking for. Unfortunately, it's a wide dustcover. So do you think the Para P16 cheapo won't work?

But as Keith said, you can use it in LTD if you use a non-ported G22 barrel. You can usually find those for around $80 used.

Who makes a plain black serrated front sight for STI? Apparently not Dawson or STI

I want to built up an STI grip that has been undercut. What's the best type of epoxy to use? Any other suggestions/tips on this job appreciated. Thanks.

Does anyone make a basic, cheap kydex holster (like and Uncle Mikes) for an STI Edge (short dustcover)? I see that Bladetech makes an injected molded holster for the Para P16. I wonder if that would work? Thanks.

I picked up up a new Creative Products stainless steel 30 round AR mag a few days ago. CP Mags It looks exactly like a USGI aluminum mag, dark grey with a "mar-lube” finish. It’s slightly heavier than a USGI aluminum mag, but not as heavy as the HK or Imperial Defense steel mags. The seams were well executed and the follower is either a Magpul or Magpul-type anti-tilt follower. I read somewhere (maybe AR15.com) that the regular Magpul followers will not work in these mags, but Magpul is making one just for it. I shot about 150 rounds through this mag the other day. It ran 100%. These are about $18 a piece on the web site. Are they better than USGI with a Magpul follower? Only time and use will tell, but they seem more rugged, won't rust and they're only about $5 more. I plan to buy more.

Yes - but I've really started to hate it. If I were traveling and taking time off from my business, I might be a no-show at the next match that has a high percentage chance of rain.

Eric, What type of malfunctions have resulted from the GR scoring? Thx.

Linda, I mailed my app on Sat. I hand-wrote the app because I didn't have access to a printer :-) I shot last year and it was great. Your participation will only make it better! Cy

I carry a G23 in a High Noon Mr. Softy holster. I occasionaly carry a G27, but I can shoot the G23 measurably better than the G27.

I asked them lots of questions and only got the info in my earlier post

I’ve been practicing law for twelve years now. Where does the time go? Anyway, free advice is usually overpriced, but here are my thoughts: · Mentors: In the early years of your practice, you REALLY learn to practice (hopefully) from your partner/mentor, etc. within the firm. Consider that issue carefully. · The Firm: You may or may not know what area in which you will ultimately practice. Does the firm offer several areas that you can try out? · Loyalty: When I left my first firm for another opportunity, some of my associates and partners thought I did not show appropriate loyalty to the firm – the firm that hired me straight out of law school. A year later, the firm (that had about 100 attorneys) broke up because the partners were arguing about money! Where was their loyalty? At the end of the day, you work for yourself and your family. A firm/company/etc. will get rid of you, me and anyone else if it suits their purposes. Don’t forget that . . .

I called Novak's and they said that S&W makes the M&P sights under license with them. They also said that Novak is coming out with a line of sights for the M&P in five weeks or so.

Does anyone make good aftermarket sights for the new M&P? Do any other gun sights fit the M&P? For example, Sig sights fit the XD. I'm looking for a serrated front sight. Thanks.

+1!

Well done John! Cy

If your Glocks don't have scraps and scratches, then you're not shooting them enough or running them hard enough. A gunsmith once told me that my Glocks look like someone dragged them behing a truck. But they work!

* Glock 22 in Limited Division (stock except for the magwell, tungsten GR and Sevigney sights.) * Talon Tactical kydex holster, Garcia’s Extreme mag pouches. * 180 grain Zero JHP under 4.7 grains of Titegroup (172.2 PF).