Depends on the sight and the mounting plate.Looks like a nice offering from.FN. Question for those of you who use a red dot sight, is it good practice to use the sight to rack the slide like Ryan did? Seems to me it would be hard on the sight.
You should watch some reviews by Aaron Cowan at Sage Dynamics. He abuses MRDS to see if they fail.Looks like a nice offering from.FN. Question for those of you who use a red dot sight, is it good practice to use the sight to rack the slide like Ryan did? Seems to me it would be hard on the sight.
I tend to ride my red dot when I rack with my hand, but would I rack it using my boot or belt? No. Not that I think it won’t take it, but I don’t want to jack it up.Looks like a nice offering from.FN. Question for those of you who use a red dot sight, is it good practice to use the sight to rack the slide like Ryan did? Seems to me it would be hard on the sight.
I tend to ride my red dot when I rack with my hand, but would I rack it using my boot or belt? No. Not that I think it won’t take it, but I don’t want to jack it up.
All those Youtubers abusing red dots don’t pay for them like you and I do.
Same. Ask me how often I have to clean the lens on my red dots! You can never get right up to the edges.I use a full hand over the slide to manipulate the action of semi autos. As I always said to my students, when working the gun, treat it like you are mad at it. My P226 Sig Legion with sig RDS gets the same treatment and the RDS is right there so I am using it. I have fired many thousands of rounds and racked the slide using the RDS many times with no ill effect to the sight. The quality RDS are engineered to take it. These modern RDS are not your grandpa's red dot.