doubletap45

My comment on covering the bullseye was just to make a point on the width. Not to comment on my hold. Since the original post I have tried a method I've used on other pistols which is painting the front sight yellow. It seems to work maybe due to the contrast. Since this particular pistol has a very easy to change front sight I think I'll try some of the aftermarket versions too. Adult tinkertoy sets. Gotta love em. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I seem to be the new guy on a lot of boards lately as I'm getting more active on these things. I'm a seasoned citizen of the moderate range and I've been shooting for almost 50 years now. Main interest is handguns right now since I'm trying to figure out these new plastic guns. They're not 1911's but they're a lot of fun. Glock, Ruger, Springfield and Walther have all found their way into my cabinet and each have their own pluses and minuses. Still love the old steel guns though. Former law enforcement reserve officer and trainer and now taking NRA instructor classes to formally teach again. I do a fair amount of gun smithing too mostly restorations and minor custom builds with the major projects being only mine right now. Love reading the vast amount of knowledge here and experimenting with different guns and disciplines. We live in the greatest time for this I've ever witnessed. Had to start another business to help pay for the ammo but it's worth it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I'm not picking on any particular brand, I have the same issue with others as well. I just bought a Ruger 22-45 Lite today and took it to the range. At 50 feet the front sight is so wide it covers the 10 ring on the targets I'm shooting at. Same thing with a Glock 19 I bought recently. Are manufactures these days putting ridiculously large sights on guns these days or am I just getting too picky in my old age? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk