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ApacheCoTodd said:
Silly to read my post as interpreting it to imply sights are shifting too.

I just see no need in general to have screw adjustable sights on pistols outside of maybe serious hunting or target types. At least for me, I have very little problem remembering whether I do or do not need to apply some Kentucky-windage or Chicago-elevation to a known gun.

Silly for me, is having a bunch of snaggy, spring and screw dependent nonsense on a gun just to be fiddling back and forth with if the mission of the gun and the parameters of its use do not support it.

They certainly have their place but in my opinion are way over applied to handguns rather than a drifted rear and a variable front post.


Todd.
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Okay, well when you have a gun that groups well, points naturally, has a decent trigger out of box, but you have to aim above someone's head to come close to hitting center mass at 20 yards or more, I'm sure you'll remember exactly where to hold in the heat of the moment.

I mean, that just tells me that you're a master gunfighter and I bow to your superiority.
 
TTv2 said:
Okay, well when you have a gun that groups well, points naturally, has a decent trigger out of box, but you have to aim above someone's head to come close to hitting center mass at 20 yards or more, I'm sure you'll remember exactly where to hold in the heat of the moment.

I mean, that just tells me that you're a master gunfighter and I bow to your superiority.
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Good - so you understand.:evil:

Seriously - I wouldn't even begin to tolerate levels of inaccuracy due to the Charter situation that folks have spoken of here. Too. It's a manufacturing/assembly issue rather than one of which sights are applied. They REALLY screwed the pooch on that one. It goes more to my general dislike of screw-based adjustable sights that even if the Charter had them on the problematic platform - they probably wouldn't have had enough adjustment to cope anyhow.

Todd.
 
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