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Are there any pros to running without a light? I've seen a lot of higher-level shooters, even those shooting Glocks, running them without lights. Is it because the light might interfere with their support hand finger on the trigger guard grip? That would be my guess.

Thanks for the input man.. much appreciated

Thanks dude

Paragraph won't kill

Nope!!!

Show up early before the match so as to get your mind prepared

CED 7000

As advised, do more dry firing. But also, you can see alot of helpful videos on YouTube hat can help you more on this...

If it's not a cheap china optic, you're good to go....

Thnanks for the headsup

Right on!!

I should have an opportunity this weekend to not only shoot another match but to also finally get a hard zero on my PCC. Details of which are a little foggy in my mind at the moment, but IIRC it's a 10.5 in barrel, free floated, with a Holosun 512C on top. if the use-case for this thing is steel challenge, USPSA, etc. then at what distance is the convention to zero?

Right on here..

Just build the confidence from within and don't be afraid of falling. You'll rise to be better

i think you should contact BUL USA. They are the right position to answer this

This looks really great!

That's hilariously true, no hard rocket science behind 9mm

That's so generous of you Duke. Keep up the good work

Good to have you on board

Thanks for putting up this @ShredderTactical. following gut and self due diligence is the best not to get burnt

Now i only I'm not the only one that complain the size

I guess that's not true. Ive come across alot of people that tends to shoot multiple division

I've never had issue with Bladetech , and i have own it for some years