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Heads Up DSG; Has Nordic extension tubes $75.00

P7fi; I have to ask you WHY? you bought a gun that didn't fit your hand to start. Most guys ask to see, and (try before they buy) The answer to your question maybe a different gun. Fit or feel is subjective to every shooters hand. If it was a gift, be grateful.

bishop414; Would you mind taking a few pic's of what your gun looks like with this .285 front and warren rear. I'm trying to decide

Dare one of you to start a rant about the new web site problems @ SH. Frank will BAN you for life come on I double DARE YOU. LOL.

They train hard to be theTOUGHEST group of special forces on the planet

Use a carbon solvent 1st, then remove the residue with 99% alcohol Now copper solvent, follow direction on the bottle (Barns) 99% alcohol again Oil patch , Done More damage is done to the barrel by dragging jag across the muzzle, remove it don't pull it back

Shot better groups with both a 26, and a 30 over full or semi compact Glocks. Logic says the grip with that pinky under the mag, but the target doesn't lie. BUY IT

It must be the ?, BUT;Yes shooting subconsciously ; because of practices drills either live fire, or dry fire drills. You'll see enough and trigger intuitively .. Like learning to drive you see enough to move lane to lane navigating through traffic but there is NO hard focus its instinctive. These types of motor skills pick up speed as we spend more time behind the wheel, or gun . I'd like (help finding tools, books, videos, exct to improve.

THANKS I'll keep practicing.

Guess there no such tools, or drills out there,

From the draw, or transition practice. The trigger finger doesn't always move fast enough. with what the eyes see every time. Seeing a good enough sight picture over the target but a delayed action and now need to reestablish sight picture before triggering. Looking to improve this with some type of Reaction drills, or tools that may be out there to speed up these motor skills that can be added to dry fire seasons is what I've been asking for

Makes me want to start shopping for a police trade in. very nice

Fun while it lasted, but Forget goodbye; SH. Its which is the best web site NOW ? Share which site you like

NOW that precision ,Very nice rifle TOM

YES to all of the above. Is there tools out there that HELP (reaction time) want to practice, dry fire . There are speed reading videos that do help with eye speed,

Also followed Kurts and Pat's advice, went with LM choke...NO PROBLEM O

Thank You ALL, for your help; .Seeing the sight lining up close enough over each target where the shot can be called. but before that information can move to the trigger finger sights have moved. Realign the sights costing time. Looking to improve the trigger finger speed, or reaction time.

Comb your hair with a pack of firecrackers I'm still LOL

Johnny; were just having a little fun If we didn't like you we wouldn't even bother. You did ask me to put in a good word for you LOL.

Speeding up reaction time; Trying to transfer information that your eyes see (the target)into your trigger faster with (ANY) existing tools out there to train with. Is what I'm searching for

Seeing the sights line up on the targets, but not getting to the trigger fast enough. Yes doing LOTS of dry fire drills and seeing it happen there to. Is there any type of training that's either shooting related, or not that will speed the reaction time. I was thinking maybe playing those crazy video games the kids play. HEYn:) if it works.

I was going to recommend calling Glock, but 5000 rounds and you finally notice this? they do have a warranty it wouldn't surprise me if they fixed it. Call them

Johnny does a pretty good job being his own PR man. Despite his broken nose, and horrible hair die job .LOL; I'm truly glad for success.

WOW! Nice Pic..

jerry's using his weak hand to control muzzle flip, because of the lack of weight up front of a polymer gun . What about muzzle dipping. Just had to try it, NOT much change. Bob Vogel Grip IS..