I'm considering putting a Trijicon Red Dot sight on my S&W M&P9. This gun will not be carried. It is on my nightstand. I have a red dot sight on my S&W 22A and love it. Makes shooting quickly much easier. Any thoughts? Anyone have a simaliar setup? Thanks.
red dot sights on defensive handgun?
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Hey I also have an m&p 9. I use it for when I train(high risk security)If I were to do that I would use the new trijicon rmr the one that uses tritium and fiber. I have also thought of doing the same thing. I am completely not opposed to it I actually think it is a good idea. It is just hard now days to get a good solid opinion out of people on that subject becuase people don't think you need one but look at all the competition shooters using dots . I really think I will do the same soon. The shooting technique I use is called the C.A.R. system and I think it will help me alot check out the car system
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If I need a gun in the middle of the night, I will probably need it Right Now.
No time to be fiddling & diddling with red-dot sight ON switches and intensity dials.
The best thing to do would be put a set of Tritium night sights on it.
rc
No time to be fiddling & diddling with red-dot sight ON switches and intensity dials.
The best thing to do would be put a set of Tritium night sights on it.
rc
A red-dot sight is fine, IF you can see the target! I'd rather have tritium night sights, and Crimson Trace lasergrips. Oh wait, I DO!
Besides, if you paint a BG's eyes with a bright red laser, he's quite liable to see the error of his ways and save you the grief of cappin' his dumb ass and ruining your carpet. With a red-dot sight, he doesn't even know you're there.
Besides, if you paint a BG's eyes with a bright red laser, he's quite liable to see the error of his ways and save you the grief of cappin' his dumb ass and ruining your carpet. With a red-dot sight, he doesn't even know you're there.
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