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Bam! Factory RMR ready glocks
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You can use the rmr with night vision that's what Delta 4-3 has on his Glock.
DaveABQ
Albuquerque, NM
I've seen those images a few weeks ago, so not sure how they 'leaked' them. I don't see much of a market for them. How would they be used in a practical sense? Hunting, competition, carry? I can see a limited hunting role, but only with the 10mm. Competition they're not legal I believe for anything other than IPSC Open class but you wouldn't stand a chance against the comped .38 Supers, etc.
the market for them is the "Cool" factor.
Froggerzack
Diana, TX (East TX)
Think SWAT teams... They will love this stuff.
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I want it for work and to pop pigs with using helmet mounted pvs-14. They are fast and like having an eotech on a rifle. The .45acp will work for me.
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Gucciflauge... LOL
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Has anyone here used them besides me? These will be on every pistol before long. I can smoke another shooter of comparable skill using iron sights.
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I carry a G20 as backup when pig hunting, and have an RMR in the safe waiting to go on it, as I was going to send the slide off to be milled when hunting slows down this spring. Now I'm wondering if a pre-milled longslide G40 would be a better route. Seems it would for sure as a dedicated hunting pistol, but as a backup that I carry on my hip, maybe the longslide would be too, uhm, long. Thoughts anyone?
The long slide has two main advantages. First, an improved sight radius. Second, a little more velocity due a more complete powder burn resulting in less fireball.
The reflex sight imposes a single aiming point in your line of vision without the need to align anything. Just put the dot on the pigs eye and let it fly. The aiming advantage has been negated.
One could argue that the long slide is no better and no worse than the regular length model.
For me it will be about feel. Balance and point-ablity.
If I use a longer barrel, it will be to hang a suppressor on it.
Don't get me wrong, I want the reflex on my 10mm, just don't know that it has to be a long slide.
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I think they will mill all Glocks eventually but who knows on what time frame.
DaveABQ
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Never, give me iron sights for combat, if I had a compensated gun, then I'd take the red dot, when I was shooting IPSC all the time, keeping the sights inline for fast shooting is key to speed/accuracy, recoil plays a factor here. Turning on the sight for combat use, well, ummm, you'll have to say "hold on a second, I have to turn on my sight lol.
I did shoot an Open class 38 Super a few times, thing barely recoiled with the comp, but at times you still have search for the dot.
But I do have a similar setup on my PMR30 as the Glock.
I did shoot an Open class 38 Super a few times, thing barely recoiled with the comp, but at times you still have search for the dot.
But I do have a similar setup on my PMR30 as the Glock.
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There are two options one is on all the time and does not require batteries the other does.
Compressorguy
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I hope the barrels will be non polygonal to support hard cast 10mm ammo?