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Tactical Speed Reload The fastest way to drop the slide is by using the slide stop and the off hand thumb. But most stock guns need to be set up with a slightly oversize mag button and slightly oversize slide stop to get it to work. The gun I'm using in the video is a BONE STOCK EAA Witness...

This guy looks at the gun when reloading too. But what does he know? Other than being a retired Sgt. Major Delta Force guy who was right in the middle of Blackhawk Down.

OK, Guys, this the 1st of a series of segments on reloading the Fighting Pistol I'd like to present for your review. Here goes: To be continued...

Thanks Sam1911. :)

As Hangingrock said Chuck Taylor claims to have invented the Tactical Reload. My version is quite different from his and mine DOES works with double stack mags.

Thanks, I think I fixed it now. Try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq15SCffwEY&feature=youtu.be How do embed these videos, I didn't see the "Insert Video" button. :o

This is how we do it... Here's a clip of my protege Rick Simes shot at the SGN here on my range. Rick shot the match STONE COLD, had not shot a match in over a year and had no time to train for the event. Note his Tactical Reload on the move under match pressure...perfect score, shot clean...

I have a copy of the book and just started reading it... AWESOME read! Very well written. A must have/must read for the armed citizen.

Interchangeable Rear Blades The rear blades automatically re-zero. Takes about a minute to change one out. Here's the line up: V-Notch, Two Dot or Plain Match Blade

Try taking the mag extension off. Put it back to stock and see what happens. That will eliminate one possible problem.

The point is that ALL guns DO NOT shoot to the same point of aim. :( Obviously, you haven’t installed as many Glock sights as I have. So, I'll share this data with you: I just went over my notes, and it seems I have installed 53 Pro-Sights on model G19’s alone. This is what I found: 29 needed...

Adjusting the Pro-Sight® is as easy as 1-2-3. Step 1: Remove the Hold Down screw & blade. Step 2: Loosen the two set screws for windage adjustment then add or delete the nylon inserts for elevation. Each insert equals 1/2" at 12 yds. or 1" at 25 yds. Step 3: Lock it back down. When you are...

Yeah, me too… Except for the fact that I could NOT find an adjustable sight that would hold up under our rigorous shooting and training requirements. :( Frankly, I got tired of sights that would not hold zero, blades that break off, screws that strip out, pins that break, etc., etc. :uhoh...

A sight for sore eyes... Here’s the New Pro-Sight® V-Notch rear blade. It interchanges with the Square Notch rear blade and automatically re-zeros every time. I’m 58 and this is the one that works best for me. You can shot with in "in-the-notch" for ACCURACY or "out-of-the-notch" for SPEED...

WOW! :eek: I don't know about anyone else but I got a lot out of that (maybe because it's my sight, my baby and I've always been Mechanical/Machine Designer kinda of a guy). Thanks Dan! :) Personally, I don't see a problem with the screw. :( You can't see it from the rear, so there's no glare...

History of Pro-Sights... Well, not really... For those of you who don’t know what Jim’s talking about, I’ve been building my own gun sights for 15 years now. The first fiber optic sight ever developed for handguns was my Ghost Ring sight called the Pro-Sight® “Circle Dot”. Critics said it...

Me too...with DRILL DRIVERS!! :evil: ;) But I have rolled over a heck of a lot of small Allen Head Sockets over the years...on gun sights!!! :( I agree, Torx would be better. But just not practical in all applications...

Thanks David, I REALLY DO appreciate input from a shooter like yourself and newbies as well... :cool: It's on my "TO DO" list trust me...:)

Will do, Thank You! Look forward to it. :cool:

Trust me, I have spared no expense bringing this sight to market. It’s a special screw, low profile and all. I even had my own front sight hold down screws made to my specs, too. :cool: But that’s a good idea. Thanks, I always welcome good input (weather I like it or not :o ).