I’ve been craving a Trijicon RMR HD for ages, and I finally got my hands on one. The big question is: Does it justify the hefty Trijicon tax? Let’s dive in and find out.
I can’t recall the last time I was as excited about a compact handgun as I was when the CZ Shadow 2 Compact was introduced. I’ve begun to spend some quality time with it and I’m even more excited about…
The Staccato P laughed off 2K rounds with the Trijicon SRO holding zero—better than expected. Reliable operation that survived a sand dunk. Read on for my 2000-round update—still loving this thing.
As it has become tradition on this blog, it is past time for a 2,000 round update review on the H&K VP9 Match. The blaster has held up impeccably well and undergone a few changes, but has seen less and…
It didn’t take very long for the round count on the CZ Shadow 2 to go from 1,000 to 2,000 rounds. Nevertheless, that 2,000 round mark indicates it’s time for a follow up review and there are a few things…
The CZ Shadow 2 and the Trijicon SRO have now sent around 1,000 rounds down range. That means it’s time to see how both the USPSA Carry Optics setup and my opinion of it have evolved since their initial review.
Five thousand rounds through a single gun might sound like a lot, but it goes by faster than one would expect when putting in the work with a gun. Zero failures after 5K is something to take note of.
It’s about time to take another look at the Heckler & Koch VP9 Match and see how my opinion has evolved after having spent a fair amount of quality time with it.
The Trijicon SRO is a fantastic RDS with a large field of view that makes tracking the dot relatively easy. It is exceptionally well suited for competitive pistol shooting applications.
