Anybody here have experience with them mounted on a pistol?
Pros?
Cons?
Mounted on what model/brand pistols?
Thanks!
JPoint Sights
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Re: JPoint Sights
No one has any experience with JPoint sights on a pistol - on this forum?
Is it because they're so costly or ...?
Anyone...?
Is it because they're so costly or ...?
Anyone...?
Re: JPoint Sights
Never heard of them
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Texas and Louisiana CHL Instructor, NRA Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun, Personal Protection and Refuse To Be A Victim Instructor
Re: JPoint Sights
I have no experience with them either, but here's a link for those who are interested in learning more about them. If anyone decides to give them a try, I hope they'll share their experience with us.Abraham wrote:Anybody here have experience with them mounted on a pistol?
Pros?
Cons?
Mounted on what model/brand pistols?
Thanks!
Excaliber
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"An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it." - Jeff Cooper
I am not a lawyer. Nothing in any of my posts should be construed as legal or professional advice.
Re: JPoint Sights
Excaliber,
Thanks for the information.
I've cursorily searched the internet and have found few who've mounted them on a pistol.
At a glance, it would seem they're quite a technological advantage over the standard/tritium/fiberoptic type sights, but I'm not certain. I'd love to know if what, if any, downside there might be. Other than high cost that is.
Thanks for the information.
I've cursorily searched the internet and have found few who've mounted them on a pistol.
At a glance, it would seem they're quite a technological advantage over the standard/tritium/fiberoptic type sights, but I'm not certain. I'd love to know if what, if any, downside there might be. Other than high cost that is.
Re: JPoint Sights
I can't comment on the JPoint sights. I use the Aimpoint H-1 Micro sight on both rifles and handguns and they are great. The H-1 is basically the same as the T-1 but it doesn't have night vision capabilities. Extremely light yet rugged and fantastic battery life.
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QB,
Thanks for the input.
The JPoint is similar, but looks a bit less bulky than the Aimpoint.
Plus, while JP is quite pricey, having then looked at the Aimpoint - wow, they're even more spectacular in cost.
That being said, would you consider the Aimpoint for concealed carry or ...?
Thanks!
Thanks for the input.
The JPoint is similar, but looks a bit less bulky than the Aimpoint.
Plus, while JP is quite pricey, having then looked at the Aimpoint - wow, they're even more spectacular in cost.
That being said, would you consider the Aimpoint for concealed carry or ...?
Thanks!
Re: JPoint Sights
I certainly wouldn't use any optic on my concealed carry gun.......not only because of the snagging/holster/concealment issues but because there would not be time to use it. In emergency scenarios I would think you'd only have a few seconds (if that) to react....nearly at the point and shoot stage I would think.
I use mine at the range, just for fun shooting..........
I use mine at the range, just for fun shooting..........
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Re: JPoint Sights
I know Jim Grover AKA: Kelly McCann runs a G19 with the Jpoint sight. I believe you can co-witness the Jpoint and the front sight, so that they can be used like a large peep sight.
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