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G. Scott H. said:
Mmmmmm.....P7....🥲 I know they're supposed to be finger scorchers during extended shooting, but still one of the sexiest pistols ever made, imo.
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The most accurate with that fixed barrel and delayed blow back.... my old man has a p7M13 the fix to the finger scorcher was a plastic sheild..lol I have a sweet set of Nill Walnut Grips for this.. nothing like an HK! or a Pro Tec
 
Beggs.

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RLB0414 said:
Nice setup. How long and how many rounds did it take for you to become comfortable with the RMR and taller co-witness sights?
Thanks
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Less then 1K to be beating my iron sight times and scores. I was already a mostly target focused shooter by the time i transitioned. Tri-focals hate the front sight! I also had a second shoulder and wrist surgery so my shooting style was somewhat heads up anyway so the rmr/suppressor sights were perfect for me. Ill never go back.
 
CHNeal said:
Less then 1K to be beating my iron sight times and scores. I was already a mostly target focused shooter by the time i transitioned. Tri-focals hate the front sight! I also had a second shoulder and wrist surgery so my shooting style was somewhat heads up anyway so the rmr/suppressor sights were perfect for me. Ill never go back.
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Thanks for the information
 
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