Soooo...Glocks arent accurate huh

[Carbon_15]

I have been wanting a j-point or Dr. Optic for my 17c for years now. When Burris came out with their version at half the price, I jumped on it. It took me about 10-12 shots to get it zeroed and I started shooting groups. I was blown away. At 10 yards, off-hand with my reloads, I was getting perfectly centered sub-inch groups! I get bored with pretty quickly so I started plinking at range debris. 12 guage hulls were a snap, .45 empties took a little effort, and 9mm hulls were a little harder. I had a few round left so I sat an empty .22lr on the corner of my target stand. 7 yards and 2 shots later, this is what I got.

If you have been considering a J-point style sight...DO IT!

BTW, the gun is bone stock except for the sight and 3 lb trigger connector

 

[JBinMontana]

That looks real nice there... good shooting.

 

[badbadtz560]

wow looks pretty cool.. how much do those things cost?

 

[Marlin 45 carbine]

I've shot just few Glocks, one 9mm was a tack-driver another shot good also. a .40 was just so-so. seems they shoot either superbly or just so-so.

 

[CountGlockula]

Can you take a picture of the J-point?

Thanks.

 

[Carbon_15]

It was around $225ish with the mount

 

[Carbon_15]

pix added

 

[JImbothefiveth]

3 lb trigger connector

Where did you get that? Has it resulted in ammo not going off, or made the gun any less reliable?

 

[aquapong]

I have shot Glocks since I started shooting in '01. I've always been combat accurate with them, but I wouldn't win any matches. I just bought a 21SF and I was absolutely amazed at the accuracy it displayed. One ragged hole in the center of the paper. Usually I only did that with a Beretta or Sig.

 

[possum]

they are accurate, i have consistantly hit 12ga shotgun shells, with just the factory sights. I would love to try one of the red dot optics on a handgun, though i probally wouldn't buy one, i would like to shoot one.