Coonan .45 ACP “MOT”
[…] construction with the classic .45 1911 look. The three-dot Novak-style sights are fully adjustable and the low riding rear sight […]
[…] construction with the classic .45 1911 look. The three-dot Novak-style sights are fully adjustable and the low riding rear sight […]
[…] percent Taurus, 14 percent Springfield, 13 percent Colt, 10 percent SIG SAUER, 9 percent Beretta, 7 percent Browning and 7 […]
[…] self-defense law at the FBI’s National Academy at Quantico, the SIG SAUER Academy, an NRA Certified Instructor, an IDPA Charter/Life […]
[…] qualify regularly with it. Popular choices include Glock, S&W M&P, SIG and occasionally a Beretta or HK. The department allows […]
[…] loads. Both of these are easy fixes. Filing the front sight will bring the elevation up to point of aim […]
[…] in Colt’s 1900 catalog as the first US-made autoloader, its signal feature a slide mated to the frame by rails. […]
[…] for the Indiana State Police. The contract has not been signed at this writing, but by the time you read […]
[…] bent over to pick it up — THUMP! — Her SIG slipped out of her shoulder rig and hit the […]
[…] pocket of a pair of jeans. Both front and rear sights are drift-adjustable and cut from stainless steel. The 2.75″ […]
[…] in the United States and the hammer is also short-stroked. Sights are the traditional single action style, however they are […]