Sir, thank you so much for watching the video and commenting. I’m an old-school guy and appreciate iron sites on pistols. I do have pistols with red dots but feel I am faster with the iron sights especially at shorter distance. Stay safe.
You might have less recoil without the light, or with a smaller light. Unless you have an aluminum extension on a mag or something to weigh down the back and balance it then your wrist muscles will actually assist the recoil as you're holding up the front heavy gun. Btw, I've literally never heard anyone else talk about this before, but it's just something I've found.
Sir, thank you so much for raising this very interesting perspective. As someone with a fairly significant handicap with my left hand and arm, the weight in the front dramatically reduces felt recoil. In addition, the compensator keeps the gun remarkably flat shooting. I recently compared the Glock 45 as seen here to a steel frame, very heavy 9 mm pistol with a longer barrel and twice the weight and that pistol felt like it had more muzzle rise and felt recoil… that really surprised me. Subjectively The Glock simply shoots flatter, especially given the fact that it has the light on the front and the compensator. All of this is subjective and certainly not scientific. I’m only speaking about my personal experienced as someone with a handicap. Someone with two normal arms and two normal hands may have a different perspective. I really appreciate you bringing the point up. It’s an interesting perspective to consider. Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I hope you will consider subscribing if you haven’t already.
@@GunsGearOnTargetTrainingLLC just double checked and still subscribed. I've been a subscriber for years now. It's strange how with some guns you think it will have less recoil, but then it doesn't. I have the ramjet on my normal 19 and I love it.
