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NOTE: Before you answer the poll, please do the following test!
Since this is the "High Road" forum, I am using the honor system and trusting that each member will do the test before answering the poll question.
- If you do not currently own a Glock, please do not answer the poll.
- If you have different size Glocks (Full, Compact, Subcompact), please use the largest grip model.
Remember, I am trusting that each Glock owner do this so we can settle the Glock grip angle issue fair and objectively.
For those that depend on Glocks for SD/HD, you may want to do this test at the range to find out true/natural point of aim in case you need to shoot in low-light conditions where you can't see the sights.
Since this is the "High Road" forum, I am using the honor system and trusting that each member will do the test before answering the poll question.
- If you do not currently own a Glock, please do not answer the poll.
- If you have different size Glocks (Full, Compact, Subcompact), please use the largest grip model.
Here's the test:
1. Check and clear the pistol.
2. Identify a light switch on the wall (longer distance the better).
3. Close your eyes.
4. Without hesitation, point towards the light switch and HOLD your hand/grip.
5. Open your eyes and check the sights.
Poll question: Were the sights right on the light switch or was the front sight higher than the rear sight?
Remember, I am trusting that each Glock owner do this so we can settle the Glock grip angle issue fair and objectively.
For those that depend on Glocks for SD/HD, you may want to do this test at the range to find out true/natural point of aim in case you need to shoot in low-light conditions where you can't see the sights.