I'd post the one on the AR9 to see it it's what yer looking at, but it's on a pistol which makes me a felon now.
Gun talk or something beside the stupid title i gave it
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I went to pintys website, guess they have discontinued the one on my AR9. i didn't see it on their site.
Probably close, i don't think rob can run very fast
Wouldn't it be hard to hit something moving with the dot? I would think open sights would be better.
Not really, probably easier. your not having to line up sights. just put the dot where you want. A lot of people like co witnessing the dot with their iron sights. i don't like that , too much to get lined up. confusing for me.
I’m shooting slugs and 00 buck I’m interested in the red dot for night and low light. I’m not hunting birds with it.
It got a rail for a weapon light? of course these guys will talk about ya. but they work and easier than holding a flashlight.
Shot my friends .44 mag bisley and 92s
His son takes care of them since his dad has alzheimer's.
Is that 92S an imported Italian police trade in. I bought mine at the tail end of the lot. I paid $379 at PSA. I wish I had gotten one years earlier when they were $200. I just ordered a $40 spring kit for it to lighten the trigger. Some days I shoot the 92S better than the Canik.
Shot my friends .44 mag bisley and 92s
His son takes care of them since his dad has alzheimer's.
Plus you can use it as a sledgehammer.
No idea it's been carried a lot
But shot little
There's no police markings he just said it was about 200.00 at a gun show
I'd bet the da pull is 15+ lbs
It's damn heavy
Sa about 5lbs probably but it's crisp.
Carried a lot, shot little. It sure sounds like a police trade in.
I don't recall mine having any markings related to being police. As I recall, the required importer's markings is a defunct business in Washington state.
I think I had read somewhere that NATO chambered firearms are prohibited from private ownership in Italy. Military and law enforcement only. That may be part of the reason they ended up in the US.
I bought a Italian navy Berretta M1951 at the same time. Paid too much for that one too. It's interesting to see the changes between the 2. It's basically a scaled down, single stack version of the same thing. Lousy sights and all.
I don't recall mine having any markings related to being police. As I recall, the required importer's markings is a defunct business in Washington state.
I think I had read somewhere that NATO chambered firearms are prohibited from private ownership in Italy. Military and law enforcement only. That may be part of the reason they ended up in the US.
I bought a Italian navy Berretta M1951 at the same time. Paid too much for that one too. It's interesting to see the changes between the 2. It's basically a scaled down, single stack version of the same thing. Lousy sights and all.
