Hi all, probably a stupid question, however I want to shoot limited optics with my P226 XFive legion. Theoretically the 5 inch bull barrel for the regular 226 XFive series should just drop right into the XFive legion. However I was curious if anyone here has actually done that and how the experience was, if it required any fitting or other tinkering. Thanks!
Hi all, I’m looking at registering for my first USPSA match (for tomorrow) and wanted some guidance. Starting off I am a seasoned ATA trap shooter so I have some gear that will carry over (custom ear and eye protection). I have been shooting pistols for quite some time now but never dive into competitive pistol shooting as I was spending more time shotgun shooting. I am unsure of what division to shoot and if I’ll make myself look like an idiot or not without ALL of the necessary equipment. For my holster I’ll be running a tier 1 concealed msp owb. For ammo I will be running federal 115gt FMJ. But for my gun I’m unsure of what to run. My 3 options are Sig p211 GTO, Sig P226 X5 legion, or Springfield echelon. I understand that shooting either of the Sigs will put me in open category, and my ammo choice will put me in minor category. I also don’t have mag carriers, was planning on using pockets for this match. Any advise from all you more seasoned shooters would be great appreciated. Thank you, and looking forward to seeing you all on the range!
Hey all, I had had a Springfield Armory Prodigy for the last year and a half, and my buddy who was looking to get into a 2011 bought it off me today because I am in search of an upgrade in my 2011 world. The two (or four) that I am debating between currently are the Kimber 2k11 pro comp (or pro) and the Sig Sauer P211 GTO (or GT5). I would like input from people on their first person interactions with each gun, specifically the fit and finish, and fun factor. I am personally leaning towards the 211 but the kimber is just about neck and neck with it. I know there are posts like this everyday, but I appreciate the advice in advance!