One of the exercises I do is start at a low ready, Bring the gun up slowly while you watch the sights on the way up then bring them into alignment. Don't fire, just repeat that process 20 or 30 times. Then just look strait at your target and bring the gun up and you will notice the sights just naturally fall right in line. This is because you have built muscle memory. I do this every morning when I put my gun on. If you do this enough you will eventually just be able to look at what you want to hit and not the sights inside of 10 yards and land them all inside the fatal funnel.
This was the first video of yours Ive ever watched. As the video continued I wondered if this was a waste of my time.But at 9:18, when you called your magazine a clip, I couldn't watch anymore. Do you say full semi-auto too?
I wear 2XL gloves & cannot play guitars with 1.63" nut widths. 1.7" is perfect for me. I put Hogue slip-on grips on some of my guns & it does help my group size a little. Gun doesn't move around as much when I have more grip on it. Talon grips are on 3 of my carry guns too. Happy with them.
I picked up a CSX for this exact reason it wasn't thin I like alot about the hellcat and even the shield plus but they are too skinny and didn't feel right love your content keep it up
Hey, thanks man! How do you like the CSX? I ALMOST got one a cpl months ago, but there were so many reviews about the weird trigger reset that I ended up getting something else... I really like that gun and its design, though.
I didn’t put much thought into it when comparing the micro 9s, I’m a smaller guy with smaller hands so maybe that’s why I liked the feel of the Hellcat the best
For the hell cat get the 15 round mag then get the +3 mag extension from HYVE technology. That should take care of the grip length and your mag will carry 18 and 19 with one chamber
I don't have any problem with the grip LENGTH. It's the thickness that creates problems for me. And if I was willing to sacrifice that much size on a carry gun, I'd just be toting around a G19 everywhere.
I can relate to you to an extent. I shoot the micros just fine. Sometimes better. I have been playing guitar for over 50+ years. I need the slim 60`s thin neck & no more than a 12" radius. It boils down to preference and ability to the way we are built by God.