Update - after a trip to the indoor range. . . . . . . . in dry fire practice in our garage I became concerned about being able to see the very narrow front sight. From years of dry fire practice I knew our garage was better lit than the local indoor range. Hence I was anticipating a bigger problem at range day. Range day was yesterday. Even though I had a lamp right above me in my lane at the indoor range I couldn't see the front sight most of the time. it seems my low-light vision isn't so good now that I'm 70. When I could see the sight, those few times, this pistol's accuracy was indeed quite pleasing. But, most of the time it felt like that day when I had to qualify at work and the front sight had fallen off of my Colt.
If I had a membership at an outdoor range I would keep this amazing pistol, but such is not the case. I'll clean the gun later today, then put it up for sale.
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i sold all my handguns. . . . . . . . . . except for the 1911 style pistols in .45 ACP.
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