According to Brian Robbie used one to win Limited Nationals last year:
cf: http://www.brianenos.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard//topic.cgi?forum=3&topic=142
Bottomline - you have to experiment and find what works FOR YOU. Rob, Brian, Todd, Travis, Jerry - different ideas about guns, different builds, different eyes, different personalities. One guy swears by one product - another disses it. They're ALL right...for them. They're ALL wrong for the other guys.
You want to get better? Practice, experiment and enjoy the process of exploration. You will never arrive but the ride is worth it all and you find what works for YOU. No one else can tell you you're wrong, or right. You have to figure it out taking into account the ADVICE from those who know more and testing it in your own experience.
:-)
P.S.
Unclassified to A in 6 weeks, now have only 18 matches under my belt, know I know very very little, but love what I'm learning about shooting, my weaknesses and strengths, etc.
What's working for me: plain ramped sight [.100] for me much more accurate than fiber - a drawer full of different widths tried and rejected), Bevans magwell, tungsten guide rod and plug, 18oz trigger pull, flat trigger, stippled grips (hot nails work wonders), Dremeled under trigger guard, on side of frame to relieve trigger finger, 18,000 rounds this year of practice with hours daily of dry and live fire.
I've also got a number of drawers of holsters, guide rod systems, triggers, hammers, rear sights, etc. Actually more money in the drawer than in the gun. I really should return more of this stuff to Brownells!
Enjoy the trip!
TY41880
(Edited by ipscman at 2:16 pm on Aug. 21, 2002)