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The more you shoot the better it gets

I can concur with Onion that it varies depending on the size of the firearm in question.

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I tried the Comp Tac didn’t care for it so switched to the Red Hill Tactical Competition Holster. Both are high rated for range and competition use.https://www.shootersconnectionstore.com/Red-Hill-Tactical-Competition-Holster-P5346.aspx

Welcome aboard newbie

Welcome aboard.

I love mine.

The first factory optics ready pistol was the FNX-45 Tactical. Your only other option is probably the SIG choices. Or you can just try it with a dovetail mount, so no modification needed, and you get a very good approximation of the shooting characteristics of a slide-mounted RDS.

Had one for over a year. Showed up and most of the 3D printed parts were broken. Sent it back but never got the electrical plug back. No way to power it. No reply on emails in over a year. Case feeder and motor seemed well made. 3D printing was shoddy. Customer service was good at first but then non existent.

Both my Beretta 92fs Vertec and M84 have a nice DA/SA trigger. The Beretta DA trigger in particular is just the right amount of pull and legnth. However the best I've had was on the HK USP Elite. The HK Match trigger is light, has a fairly short pull, a very short reset, has an adjustable trigger stop, and is smooth (like butter on glass), and has the cleanest break I've experienced this side of a SAO custom trigger. HK only puts this trigger on a couple models, and that's a shame. It's very good. Smith & Wesson in general makes a good SA/DA too.

I always wear earplugs. Mine are the custom molded type. I keep one about half way in until we get birds working. Cheap and easy.

The reason I bought my first 320 over a Glock was the trigger. So this trigger seems a little off to me. The best trigger job I come up so far is the X5 Legion flat, skeletonized trigger and the APEX transfer bar and overtravel stop.This combo has worked great on my X5 and 320F, .45 … didn't care for feel of the Keres trigger, which I also tried, took it out and used the Sig.

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome aboard.

Welcome to the forum.

I have an Aimpoint PRO on my 5.56mm AR, and a Comp M4s on my D/I .45. On AR15.com, you can find used Comp M4s for a little over the price of the PRO, new. If you watch, you'll find awesome deals. To me, I stick "best red dot" to Aimpoint. Yes, they are a little more pricey, but you rarely see them fail. The PRO is probably the best value in their line, especially with the mount being included. I like the Comp M4 series, as they use AA batteries. The PRO batteries are harder to get, but when you replace them yearly... it isn't THAT bad. I actually did pick up one of those SIG branded Holosun sights for my father's Colt (going to be a Christmas present, and found a great deal). Opted for the AA version, as it would be easier for him. I've heard good things, however, I don't put them on par with Aimpoint. What it really comes down to, is how much "best" you want to pay for.

I dont see why not. as you can only know till you find out.