My understanding is that you can use the front part for handguns. Has anyone tried this? How well does it work with smaller pistols (G26/M&P9c)
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Can't really help you . I haven't tried it yet with my Walther P22 . But I don't see why it wouldn't well . I think it's a great rest .
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I tried it with my Springfield 9 mm and had the use extra pieces of wood under the magwell to bring it up high enough to work, so I don't think it's made for small handguns.
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I have used it with my 1911's and 4" Large frame Smith and Wessons. Works fine.
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I've used it with a 9mm in a Fobus paddle holster and it has done fine, however the gun was a small frame semi automatic and not very heavy.
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I purchased the extra small for a springfield XD9 subcompact. And it worked fine. Then purchased a leather for OWB. And now use it for a Sig P232SL, and it works great. Doesn't take up much room IWB. But once you remove the hand gun, I have to undo my belt to replace the gun. But works well. They recommend not having a round in the chamber when carrying.
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My experience is that the slide of the Glock 30 is too tall to properly fit this unit, thereby precluding its use to adjust/change sights. It specifically states for Glock slides in 9mm/.357 Sig/.40 S&W calibres, and those it does with great aplomb, but not the heavier/larger calibers. Hope this helps in answering your query.
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If you check the slide width of your pistol as long as there is clearance it should work. I tried it on my .45 and it my slide was too wide so it's on my glock now. It's great because you can still use your sight with an optic mounted.
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I have used it with a Ruger P85, Glock 17 Gen4 and a Sig Sauer 226, all chambered for 9mm and it works great. However, I never carry anything less than a 15 round alt stack magazines. I think (but it is only an educated guess) it would work with any 9mm magazine, but it might not be as effective on a single stacker. It cuts loading time in half, and saves on broken nails and pinched skin.Jack
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i have a kimber tactical ultra ll. it works fine with it. its really big though. it hides it well but kinda bulky on my hip. i personally dont really use mine. i bought a clip that mounts onto the 1911 grip n just tuck it inbetween my boxers n pants on my belt. thats how i carry mine. it works good for me.
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I suppose you could if your handgun has a top rail for mounting . Its a big sight. It would be kind of awkward on a pistol.
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Hi, how are you? Thanks for your question. Are the grip panels not fully touching the frame of the firearm, or is it only that the two grip panels are not touching each other at the back of the grip? Your friends at Fuddlebucks
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Hi I tried it with a Glockenspiel and found it too small for the weapon and two spare rounds.
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It's a great addition, but you have to make sure that you have the proper internals for it to fit properly. The newer M&P; pistols have been redesigned and won't accept it.
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I had it on my Smith & Wesson M&P; 9mm i had it out last week and i did a pistol drill to clear rooms and it worked i think i will work on a 45 acp recoil i would buy it and try it out and if it does not work out your out what 19.99
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You might look at the TLR-4 instead of the TLR-2. The TLR-4 fits compact and subcompact guns with less mass sticking forward of the barrel. I have the TLR-4 on my S&W; M&P9c; and it works great.
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That look sight to me. I use mine with a .357 and a subcompact 9mm. This trigger guard only works with the revolver. I use a different gaurs with the 9.
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I haven't used it specifically for that, there is a heat rating listed on their website and I don't remember it off the top of my head. With that said I used blue first to attach the front night sight on my Glock 19 and it was loose after 100 rounds, used red and it hasn't budged since. Not sure how the temperature would compare although I assume it would be considerably lower for my application. If you can't find the info you need I'd suggest emailing a manufacturer, they have to use something.
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My experience is that the slide of the Glock 30 is too tall to properly fit this unit, thereby precluding its use to adjust/change sights. It specifically states for Glock slides in 9mm/.357 Sig/.40 S&W; calibres, and those it does with great aplomb, but not the heavier/larger calibers. Hope this helps in answering your query.
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No, the entire unit replaces the front site on the pistol. Mine is still on there. Guess you only have the replace it if it wear outs or is damaged like any other sight. You can interchange the tubes for the other colors if you like so I guess it might have an easier chance to be knocked out if abused. I've had no problem with mine but take very good care of my weapon. Hope that helps.