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Thanks Prag! Good to know it can handle some abuse.

Thanks!

Sorry, I cannot divulge any info on that at this time as I am still in the patent process. I’ve seen folks stipple handgun grips as well, which I was directing my question to. Guess I should have been more specific.

Very nice! How does this hold up to normal use of the gun and in a holster?

Using Loctite should be good. Did you use blue or red. Blue is usually easier to break loose if you need to in the future.

Yes, forgot to mention that for practice, use a different gun without the TFO's.

Understand. Yes, the TFO’s would probably be sacrificed for a one-hand rack. I rationalize this by thinking the odds are a lot higher to have to get a good sight picture rather than the odds to having to rack my slide with one hand. If I’m hurt and have to one hand rack, then my threat is probably very close and I won’t need my broken TFO sights anyway. Just my opinion.

Another vote for the TruGlo TFO. I've had them on my Glock 27 for a month and no regrets so far. I knew they would be great at night, but what really surprised me was how much faster you can acquire the sights during the day also.

Agree! Great for day and night. Day: Night:

The Woodbury class you're referring to is taught by Charley Wilder. Yes, it is a good class. His number is 849-2083. You will fire from a draw at three yards in Wilder's class.

Have you considered any of the baby Glocks for CCW? I'm really comfortable with my gen 4 G27.