alex_uspsa

Red HillTactical is making weaponlight holsters. Have one for my G34 and x300. Would probably work for the frame weights too.

Best way I could describe it is “riding the recoil to the next target”. Best way to illustrate the concept is shooting a target and then transitioning to a target immediately above it. It would be dumb to let the dot settle back down on the bottom target, then transition up to the next.

Pretty rookie mistake I made not too long ago. I bought a fancy aftermarket trigger for my Glock 34, installed it, then put only one magazine down range with it the day before a USPSA all classifier match. Show up to the match the next day and I end up shooting terribly all four stages. The trigger safety (little notch in the bottom of the trigger shoe) on the aftermarket trigger is smaller and starts further down than the stock trigger safety. Since my grip is so high, my trigger finger was not deactivating the trigger safety most of the time. Swapped back to the factory trigger after that. Lesson learned.

Add me to this list for both my 2.5 and my 5 MOA. My RMR auto-adjusts perfectly but my SRO's are always way too dim if not invisible. My 5 MOA is SN0094XX and the 2.5 is SN0021XX. Pretty big bummer for the 5 MOA that's on my 19 for carry. I had my RMR on it but couldn't hack the smaller window ever since getting used to the SRO on my 34 for USPSA. I'm really hesitant to even attempt an RMA based off the experience of others on here. If someone has luck please update us.

Can you post a photo of your carry gun that you stippled? I want to stipple my 19 but am worried it would irritate my skin and/or tear clothing.

Hey guys, I've been shooting USPSA for about a year in Phoenix, AZ mostly at Phoenix Rod & Gun Club. Carry Optics B with my gen 5 g34 SRO (photographed with my carry gun also). I've been on the forum just reading but excited to contribute.