That’s exactly where I shoot deer too although I’m still using the larger rounds.
This is yet another example that proves to me that Form is the real deal. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone else recommend shooting them that far forward. My Dad and Uncle told me years ago that a shot there...
It sounds like you had a good plan.
Hopefully someone will chime in with experience in some of the cheaper options. I have an MGW Sight-Pro and it works beautifully but they are pricey.
Have you considered fiber optic sights? I really like the Dawson’s and would use those again if I were to buy a new G20 or G40. One caveat is that they aren’t coated with a super rust resistant coating but I’d repeat my purchases of a bunch of them.
The previous recommendation for Trijicon’s is...
I’m assuming you know this already but wanted to say it in case you do not since you mentioned the blue hue of the RMR. With a combat style pistol like a Glock and a red dot sight you should be getting most of the sight picture from your non dominant eye. With two good eyes you should be seeing...
In my opinion if you even have to ask about ammo availability then you are looking at the wrong cartridge. All the cartridges we needed were designed before we fired the first round of our lives.
That’s said, the bullet is what matters, not the cartridge. If you need it to sound sexy then just...
He’s probably going to say Holosun or maybe Sig. Personally, the cost seems to be close enough that I still stick with Trijicon for carry guns.
I’d also agree with others on the G19 over the G45. If I had to deal with hiding the longer grip then I’d just go with a G17.
I once was invited to a good friend’s hunting club and was fortunate enough to take several deer on the first morning using 150 grain Game Kings in a .308. My friend was very impressed that the deer dropped and the damage that he saw. At the time he was using a 30-06. When I saw him next he had...
Maybe…. I know I still like my 10x DCF WP’s.
I think the bigger question would be do you need to upgrade to 10x Bino’s? Others have more experience but I know for me that I think 10x is the sweet spot between visibility and stability when hand held.
I think the cartridge doesn’t matter nearly as much as some think. Practice with what you have and you’ll be deadly at the ranges you are talking about with whatever round you happen to be shooting.
I like all of my model 10’s and have never had any feeding problems but honestly have fed thousands more rounds single shot than from the mag.
I feel that you’re asking too personal of a question. It’s usually cheaper to buy what you want instead of “upgrading” but rarely can you get exactly...
You hear a bunch against it but I agree with MAP1 100%. It’s hard (actually impossible in my mind) to beat the classics. At the end of the day both the new hotness and an oldie is still the same brass, powder, primer and bullet all assembled into one cartridge. Get your desired velocity and the...