Does this one have the 13h auto shut off?
Lets talk Red Dots on handguns
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Does this one have the 13h auto shut off?
Also good video
Yea. We will see how that goes. Shouldn’t be a huge issue though, I check over my rig every time before I put it on.
Yeah 13h isn't bad.. 8h would be
This looks way better on that glock 19 than it does on say a walther pdp (I've been seeing that combo all over)
And I will say the futuristic look of the mps is growing on me
The nice thing about the Stein is it has a large window. Drawback is the battery life which isn't to bad. Solid choice from what I have read. Nice!
Well Done! Well done... GunBroker????
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My buddy has one and he hated DA/SA guns.... it's his carry gun now
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Okay so its been a few days.. couple days??? Anyways... since getting my P2 and I've had a little bit of time to do some HoLsTeR wErK with it. Lol haven't been able to get to the range but drawing and dry fire a little bit at home..
So conclusion and this is something I read about before and listened to on YT videos from people much smarter than I am about the human anatomy and how our vision and brains work.
But I can tell with a very noticeable difference it is both faster to see and easier to track the red dot with the P2 than it is with my RMR.
I guess it has something to do with the closed emitter and how it is more of a 3D "tube" design vs the open emitters being a 1D design.
Now I very briefly noticed this when I got to check out @Will556 509t a few months ago, and the same concept would be applied to the Stiener MPS..
So i guess what I'm getting at is yet again I think closed emitter are the next "future" and I honestly will be telling anyone who asks what to get for their first dot, to go with one
So conclusion and this is something I read about before and listened to on YT videos from people much smarter than I am about the human anatomy and how our vision and brains work.
But I can tell with a very noticeable difference it is both faster to see and easier to track the red dot with the P2 than it is with my RMR.
I guess it has something to do with the closed emitter and how it is more of a 3D "tube" design vs the open emitters being a 1D design.
Now I very briefly noticed this when I got to check out @Will556 509t a few months ago, and the same concept would be applied to the Stiener MPS..
So i guess what I'm getting at is yet again I think closed emitter are the next "future" and I honestly will be telling anyone who asks what to get for their first dot, to go with one
Also just got done checking to see if the P2 would work in my Safariland 6360rds.. fits just fine, no issues
So far I have shot 150 rounds using the MPS and quite abit of dry fire. I like the MPS a lot. Very smooth transition coming from RMRs to the MPS. The window seems quite large and dot acquisition is very easy. Definitely a top contender in the enclosed emitter category in my opinion.
So old photos from the other day.. they aren't great but a little POV of the P2. I also added some photos of the RMR.. its not the best comparison the RMR is a Type 1 (not an issue) but it's a RM07 which is a 6.5moa while the P2 is 3.5moa
RMR
P2
RMR
P2
Now the one thing I'll point out is these are photos and thus the optics are visibly noticeable, but in real life you look past it and it's not noticeable
RMR
P2
RMR
P2
Now the one thing I'll point out is these are photos and thus the optics are visibly noticeable, but in real life you look past it and it's not noticeable
WTH?
He got you a gift.
People will say that it’s photoshopped.
It is.
@Edwardteach72 Props to you, sir.