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Published on February 26, 2020
Duration: 44:00

This discussion focuses on modern concealed carry considerations, particularly the integration of red dot sights and weapon-mounted lights into compact pistols. It addresses the feasibility of fitting these accessories onto smaller firearms like the Sig Sauer P365XL and Hellcat, and the importance of selecting pistols already milled for optics. The conversation also touches on holster compatibility, different carry positions (appendix vs. four o'clock), and the benefits of red dots for faster target acquisition in high-stress situations, emphasizing the need for extensive dry-fire practice.

Quick Summary

Integrating red dot sights and weapon-mounted lights onto compact concealed carry pistols is feasible, with models like the Sig Sauer P365XL and Hellcat being popular choices. It's recommended to select firearms already milled for optics. Proper draw technique involves pulling the pistol straight up before extending, and extensive dry-fire practice is essential for mastering red dot acquisition.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Crimson Trace Electronic Sights
  2. 00:35Listener Call: New Carry Gun Considerations
  3. 01:30Red Dots, Lasers, and Lights on Small Pistols
  4. 02:17Sig P365XL Romeo 1 Example
  5. 03:04Carry Positions: Appendix vs. Four O'Clock
  6. 04:08Glock Options: 43X and 48
  7. 05:00Shield Arms Glock Magazines
  8. 06:01Motivation for Red Dot Sights
  9. 06:47Dry Fire Practice for Red Dots
  10. 07:05Proper Draw Technique
  11. 08:04Update: 2020 Gun Save Live Event
  12. 09:56Listener EDC: Commander 1911
  13. 11:30Activism and the 2020 Concept
  14. 14:06Listener Call: Kel-Tec PMR-30 Sighting Issue
  15. 17:25Listener Call: Young Shooter's Range Report
  16. 19:57Cincinnati Church Concealed Carry Class
  17. 22:26Gun Talk Radio Intro
  18. 22:41Listener Call: TV Reporter Outreach
  19. 24:14Advice for TV Reporter Range Visit
  20. 32:01Post-Break: TV Reporter Outreach Recap
  21. 32:44Guest: Judge Phil Journey - 4-H Shooting Sports
  22. 37:29Election Impact and Volunteering
  23. 39:21Phil Journey: Election Impact & NRA Board
  24. 43:41Listener Call: What Do You Carry?

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I fit a red dot sight and a weapon-mounted light on a small concealed carry pistol?

Yes, many modern compact pistols like the Sig Sauer P365XL and Springfield Armory Hellcat are designed to accommodate red dot sights and rail-mounted lights. It's often best to choose a firearm already milled for an optic or one that can be easily modified.

What is the proper draw technique when using a pistol with a red dot sight?

When drawing a pistol with a red dot, pull it straight up from the holster to eye level next to your side, then drop your elbow to bring the muzzle out. This allows you to see the dot as the pistol extends to full arm's length.

Are there any specific pistols recommended for concealed carry with red dots and lights?

The Sig Sauer P365XL and Springfield Armory Hellcat are frequently mentioned as good options. For Glock users, the 43X and 48 can be modified, and aftermarket magazines from Shield Arms increase their capacity significantly.

How important is dry-fire practice when transitioning to a red dot sight?

Dry-fire practice is critical for red dot sights. It helps you develop the muscle memory for drawing and acquiring the dot quickly, ensuring you can effectively use the sight in a real-world scenario.

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