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I consider myself old-school, and never thought I'd put a red-dot on my pistol. I have one as a back up sites on an AR so I tried it on my pistol. I was hooked, one time on the range. Quicker target acquisition, able to keep both eyes wide open to scan for other threats. Takes a little time to practice your and finding the dot wasn't a big problem. Good luck but don't knock it till you try it.

I've carried a variety of pistols started with one of the original S&W mp 40, then a Kimber custom tle 2 45, sheild 45, now I carry mostly a HK vp9 with a delta point on it. The correct holster and position make all the difference. The sheild was the easiest by far to carry and conceal, but after talking with brothers I trust, just not enough rounds available when needed. But the best carry is the one you will carry all the time, and it's different for all. Good luck.

Lots of knowledge here not from me but it's here. Welcome aboard

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Merry Christmas to all

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Happy anniversary

Strategic Edge is an outdoor range membership is needed and it's an hour and a bit from you. In Chapel hill, TN. Welcome aboard.

Welcome to Tennessee

Can never go wrong with an RMR, I like Delta point pro, and the price and function of the holosun are hard to beat.

Nothing to add but sorry for your lose. Good luck with whatever you decide to do with your new collection.

I recently changed this past year to red dot on my carry, wish I had done it sooner. The best part for me is the full view, by that I mean no eye strain from lining up the sights. Put the dot on the target and squeeze. Both eyes wide open great field of view. I did buy a new holster that was for the red dot(worked out it is a nicer holster). I shoot red dot and iron sights at the range and have no problem switching. I do shoot full size pistols. Good luck with your decision.

By chance does this have an optics cut.

The ATF will appeal the decision, they will lose but its all part of the process.

Great answers, what I tell the ones close to me get the permit it's not cost prohibited. Pro's carry more places legally, carry in lots of states legally, get some training, meet all kinds of people that have decided to take up something we all love, and yes court. The cons time and money. And as always practice often, dryfire, range, and the often under looked drawing your pistol whether from a holster or a purse.

Last bump then into the safe.

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Price drop

I have an HK p30 dbl/single, 3.85 barrel good shape minor wear, low round count. 2 15 round magazine and original case and everything it came with, Asking price drop 550.00

I use Kore belt been for a couple of years with a hk vp9, no problems and holding up great. All kinds of options.

So to recap war in Europe, war in the Middle East, Asia next(Taiwan). Welcome to WWIII.

Yes order one from them if you can

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Selling my p10c unknown round count I purchased this from another member, I've put less then 100 rounds thru it. Shoots great, selling for another project. Comes with original case, back straps, and a holster. Price 400.00

Bump comes with the mounts