Jim Watson
New member
OP says: "It's a range gun. I also use it for a bowling pin speed competition shoot"
I am not real clear what a "range gun" is. I do all my shooting on ranges because I am not SWAT or SEAL and certainly hope I do not have to do any shooting at home or on the Mean Streets. But I shoot everything from a pocket pistol to a tricked out match gun... on the range.
My main holster carry gun is a Colt Commander. It has the old King Hardball fixed sights, a "duty trigger job", and a widened barrel ramp to feed hollowpoints. I feel the lack of a beavertail grip safety when I practice too much.
One of my best "range guns" (IDPA competition) is a Colt 1991A1. It has the old King National Match fixed sights, a snug fitted barrel bushing, a target trigger job, a tall magazine catch, a long thumb safety, a beavertail grip safety, and a magazine well funnel. All of which contribute to match scores, but not what I would want to hump all day.
I am not real clear what a "range gun" is. I do all my shooting on ranges because I am not SWAT or SEAL and certainly hope I do not have to do any shooting at home or on the Mean Streets. But I shoot everything from a pocket pistol to a tricked out match gun... on the range.
My main holster carry gun is a Colt Commander. It has the old King Hardball fixed sights, a "duty trigger job", and a widened barrel ramp to feed hollowpoints. I feel the lack of a beavertail grip safety when I practice too much.
One of my best "range guns" (IDPA competition) is a Colt 1991A1. It has the old King National Match fixed sights, a snug fitted barrel bushing, a target trigger job, a tall magazine catch, a long thumb safety, a beavertail grip safety, and a magazine well funnel. All of which contribute to match scores, but not what I would want to hump all day.