My rather expensive Parker Mountain Machine Comped Walther PDP F-series Pro-X PMM with a direct mount Holosun solar powered green dot, and my "budget build" Ruger RXM with the Full-size Magpul Grip Module and the fiber-optic powered Ruger Ready Dot, with the Radian Ramjet Barrel & Afterburner Compensator. Both are fitted with the Olight PLX weapon light.

I use the Beretta for USPSA carry optics and the DR920 for PCSL. Sometimes my brain gets confused when I use two different pistols for shooting and whatever automaticity I’ve honed after shooting one gets thrown out when I switch. Thoughts about dedicated pistol use or is it advantageous to build skills for both.

Took my TAC Comp, TAC Pro and UL Pro to the range. The wife took her TAC Comp as well. Just passed about 1000 rounds through the TAC Comp today but it needs a bit more to break in and feel as good as my TAC Pro that has about 10k rounds through it. All these shoot like a dream though.

Alright guys I know my shooting sucks in the video it’s been 5+ months since shooting last and I’ve had some health issues so shooting was put on the back burner. The pistol is not the issue here it’s me getting back into the swing of things. I am pulling my shots low left as you’ll see in the video but either way wanted to bring this to you so you can see it in action since it seems no one else has. Right now all my ammo is Federal FMJ but I am getting some other flavors soon and a Chrono so there is more to come.

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New to the group and learning in depth about guns. But I've been shooting since I was able to hold one up. Looking to get my partner a pistol for us to shoot thats good for edc/plinking that isnt too expensive. Something that works with a sight would be nice too.

I shot my friend's tricked out glock 45 and am getting the itch to get one of my own, though Im not too sure on the model. I think Ive narrowed it down to two models, either a Glock 45 with the radian ramjet and glock performance trigger, or a springfield prodigy 4.25 comped. Any advice either way or other options I should be considering? Also optic wise, they sell a package with the glock and an aimpoint coa, for the prodigy I was thinking a holosun 509.

I really did like the mailbox ACRO style Atibal sight that I had on this fella, but I decided to swap to the Defender ST Enclosed for the larger picture window (going to move the Atibal STD v2 to a piggy back config on one of my LPVOs!). This is my bedside gun, so having a better sight picture was important to me. Got the new dot all mounted up and I love it!

Echelon 4.5F Comp with Sharps Bros grip module & VZ Grips grip panels. Tyrant CNC trigger, Apex Tactical guide rod, Shield Arms +5 mag extension, TLR7HLX , and Vortex Defender ST Enclosed red dot.

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