Ryan Michad

The sights, like you said.

So people who don't understand the sights, it took me a while to get used to them.

Once I did.

So for like long range shots, I'm putting the tip of the triangle on what I want to hit.

But for up close, just cover the target.

Just put the triangle inside the two little lines that go up at a triangle angle and just go to town.

And it's a fantastic gun.

It's been reliable.

I mean, I had to, I think I had a break-in period of like 100 rounds or so.

I was having, like, some times where the slide wouldn't go fully into battery, and I just had to kind of tap on the back.

Right.

But once I got through that, and I run crap ammo, too.

Like, I always figure if I can run Steel Case Wolf or Tula through a gun and it will function, then it's going to function really well with brass case stuff.

Yeah.

I mean, if it's going to run Tula, it's probably going to run, like, premium ammo.

I will tell you, Oddball, that you should definitely try to pick up one of those dyers, because the one crappy part is holster availability.

There's some holster makers that have it.

I actually had a local guy, RPS Tactical, he's a cop on our local police force who makes them, and he made a holster for me.

He actually had to...

take the gun but um there are some companies that make holsters for them but it's not as ubiquitous as like if you were to have a glock or smith and wesson or something like that actually oddball i've got can you 3d print holsters uh you you can um is the plastic not durable enough uh i mean i guess if i did the the nylon carbon fiber blend