Take a look at your trigger finger placement. You might have too much fingertip. There's a great image on google that will illustrate proper position. Hopefully that helps. Happy shooting!
I take it you are shooting a side-arm..if so hopefully its not astigmatism but I have had similar challenges at times...comes and goes w/age and I life of special shhtuf.
Personally, I shoot reflex sights ..both eyes open now unless I am precision long range and even that has variables
A sweet MK18 I found lying around
Nice set up! I can't wait to move and be able to have my AR and
AK again.
While I wait for my post 41F form 1, I decided to give the new SB Tactical pistol brace a try. So far I'm pretty happy.
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Haven't been following the discussions on shouldering those things for sometime..Any updates? I see some new configs have come out since the SIG brace
Haven't been following the discussions on shouldering those things for sometime..Any updates? I see some new configs have come out since the SIG brace
Nothing new...still illegal to shoulder but it does give you an index point for your cheek to align your eye with the sights. Much easier/faster than the sling only method. Not too bad for a range toy. Good news is that I already have a buyer for it once my actual stamp comes in.
Good deal! Hopefully you'll get the stamp soon...my last form1 took around 5 months but that's before the new dumbazz regulations on Trusts
Maybe the new regs will increase demand and drop prices on NFA goodies.![]()
Unfortunately, the new regs back in July had dealers selling suppressors closer to MSRP so prices actually increased. Luckily, the prices have normalized as the demand has decreased. The only way you'll see prices drop further on NFA items is by deregulating them.
Best case scenario based on what is on the table now:
1. Hearing Protection Act (HPA) introduced in Oct 2015 is passed and suppressors are removed from NFA restrictions
- With the removal of suppressors, the backlog of other NFA items like SBR, SBS, MG, SBS, AOW, etc. will decrease and we'll see the turn around times go back down - prices will remain the same for these firearms
2. With suppressors only requiring a background check like any firearm, existing inventory will be depleted so finding any in stock after it passes will be almost impossible - dealers will probably raise prices on existing inventory to maximize profit
3. New manufacturers will enter the market to help supply the increased demand which will lead to innovation which will also lower costs
HPA is positioned as a public health bill so it has a better chance of passing sooner since it will still require a background check (aka satisfy democrats). As opposed to removing full-auto weapons from the NFA which is purely a 2A bill.