My PT111 has a long trigger pulland i cant set my sights on the target like any other gun ive owned you have to know where to put them in relation to the target. But iM not bitchin I love knowing this because if my gun just happened to get taken away in astruggle then no dumb ass thug is gonna hit anything with it. It is real funny to let my freinds shoot this pistol they get disgusted quick and ask how i can hit a house with it
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why the crying about D.A.O. pistols
- Thread starter csddwk
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Good Morning csddwk-
Hmmmm, relying on sights that don't aim to the point-of-impact?
This isn't a flame-mail, but I'm having a hard time seeing the wisdom behind this....
If, God-forbid, this sidearm had to be used to defend your life, could you guarantee with 100% certainty that you could "remember the formula" to make the bullet hit the intended target?
What if you had to loan the sidearm to a trusted friend while you obtained a back-up weapon and he/she unintentionally strikes an innocent person because the sights are so far "off?"
Some anti-gun prosecutor would have a field day with this scenario if something unfortunate were to happen.
My strong feeling on this subject would be to have the sights aligned correctly with the intended point-of-impact and spend some money to take a class that teaches weapon-retention skills.
Again, not a flame, just my $.02.
Regards,
~ Blue Jays ~
Hmmmm, relying on sights that don't aim to the point-of-impact?
This isn't a flame-mail, but I'm having a hard time seeing the wisdom behind this....
If, God-forbid, this sidearm had to be used to defend your life, could you guarantee with 100% certainty that you could "remember the formula" to make the bullet hit the intended target?
What if you had to loan the sidearm to a trusted friend while you obtained a back-up weapon and he/she unintentionally strikes an innocent person because the sights are so far "off?"
Some anti-gun prosecutor would have a field day with this scenario if something unfortunate were to happen.
My strong feeling on this subject would be to have the sights aligned correctly with the intended point-of-impact and spend some money to take a class that teaches weapon-retention skills.
Again, not a flame, just my $.02.
Regards,
~ Blue Jays ~