The benefits of becoming "one" with your sidearm

[pony up]

Thanks Brownie and guys. That is exactly what my situation was with the little Dan Wesson ECO. You know, the one I just traded for the Dan Wesson Guardian in 38 Super. I didn't know exactly how to describe my relationship with it but always talked about how instinctively it shot with the changes I made to it. I hope I did not make a mistake but time will tell. I haven't gotten the Guardian to the range yet and I am still working to get the comfort sweet spot with the Spec Ops9. It is learning my hand. With the double stack mag the feel is different still. Working in it. Once I shoot the Guardian, pictures and a report soon. Dennis

[brownie]

Welcome sir

[Rick McC.]

Well, you know how I can shoot my M&P's; they shoot wherever I'm looking (thanks in no small part to you).

I shoot my 1911's the same, but in todays political and societal climate; I've chosen to go with the firepower of a hi-cap pistol.

BTW; I shot "your" FNS-9 for the first time today at IDPA practice; and it rocks!

Take care, Brownie,

[brownie]

Originally Posted by Rick McC.

Well, you know how I can shoot my M&P's; they shoot wherever I'm looking (thanks in no small part to you).

I shoot my 1911's the same, but in todays political and societal climate; I've chosen to go with the firepower of a hi-cap pistol.

BTW; I shot "your" FNS-9 for the first time today at IDPA practice; and it rocks!

Take care, Brownie,

Welcome and glad you like it. Yes, you shoot your M+P's with subconscious competence

[Riverpigusmc]

pretty easy for me. All I carry are 1911's, except for a j frame BUG...and if I have to go to that, the world has turned to yellow catsh*t