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I have the VLTOR one...very happy with it. I highly recommend it.

Have you considered woodland camouflage for blending well with a woodland environment? Cheaper than UCP (the actual name of the ACU pattern) or Multicam, too. You can get woodland BDUs and pouches at just about every surplus store/website.

A good 2-point sling is the VCAS (http://www.blueforcegear.com/product.cfm?type=cat&cat_id=5&prod_id=79). It seems like you're really asking about attachment methods, which is entirely different from the sling. If you have railed handguards, you can attach a sling to the side rail; otherwise...

I'm not sure I understand your question. If you're asking if the recoil from an air rifle will force a holosight to fall apart under the stresses, I suspect even the cheap sights will hold up. If you're asking about a more expensive (and higher quality) sight, like an EOTech, I can tell you...

Felt recoil isn't bad at all. I shoot just as well with the PPS as with my USPc or G19 (all 9mm). Don't have any experience with other pistols in the same size class...perhaps an XD Subcompact, but the PPS is much thinner. No smacking. Tired...of what? No discomfort while shooting, so...

I tried to. They lied about what was in stock, failed to return any of my emails, and I had to track down the owner's home phone number before they'd talk with me. I strongly suggest you find someone else.

Well...you already said you don't want this, but it should be said. Run an EOTech. I'm all for new experiences, but I try to keep my equipment relatively standard; you know the EOTech works, you trust it...buy another EOTech.

I strongly recommend a guy named Greg Peters, www.peterscustomholsters.com. He made an IWB for my Walther PPS that is lightyears beyond anything else I've used (Galco, DeSantis, Hume, Fobus, Safariland) in terms of comfort and utility...only catch is that it's Kydex. Normally not a problem...

I have TFOs on my XD and Trijicons on my HK USPc. Both are great. If you buy the TFOs, I suggest you read johnle's post above me, and immediately upon receiving your slide with the sights installed (or after doing it yourself), put a coat or two of clear nail polish along the top of the fiber...

By the way, using your shoe is a bad habit to develop...because someday you'll be standing in mud and use your shoe, and then you'll have a barrel full of mud. Had it happen to a LEO friend of mine during a course of fire...he never used his shoe again.

For straight night sights, Trijicons. If you want something a little more high-tech, try the TFOs. I can rack either of these on my belt easily.

Put a Surefire G2LED in 1" scope rings. Problem solved...and if you feel really highspeed, get the tape switch for it.

No; the zero is mechanical, not electronic. Killing the circuit (removing batteries) doesn't affect zero in any way...only changing the mount will affect zero. "I wasn't meaning that you had to remove it or take it apart and that might lose your zero I was just curious that since it is a...

Flip it upside down, pull the trigger, and pull the slide off the muzzle end.

I highly recommend Wilson Combat (Scattergun Tech) extensions.

My only concern with that system (and this is just from looking at it) is that because it's not held in with bolts, will it pull loose when you apply pressure via a vertical foregrip?

Yes, they do. http://www.midwayusa.com/ebrowse.exe/browse?tabid=9&categoryid=15328&categorystring=10636***10560***8807***11619*** Edit - Just remembered that I have one. If you email me in about 10 days, I'll send it to you...deal?

You can buy a rail that bolts to your handguard...cheaper than an entire rail system. Just an idea.

While I'm not immune to OC (but I wish I was), before this deployment, we all got a Level 1 exposure...which is to say, sprayed in a Z-pattern across the forehead and face. I was able to complete a several-station combatives course before it really hit me and affected my abilities. OC hurts...

Go with Chinook...I just bought a whole bunch of medical supplies from them, and couldn't be happier.