Well..........

**CHEMICAL** · October 3rd, 2011, 02:55 PM

...........my G23 has officially been sighted in. I installed Meprolight night sights on it shortly after I bought it, Today I finally had the chance to dial them in. After adjusting them 2 times I can honestly say that the "hostage" survived 26 rounds in a row without a hit at combat range, the "bad guy" is dead. I shot more than 26 rounds of course...actually about 300 give or take. I will now bet my life on this gun...not that I had any doubts before, but at least now I know it's accurate.

Also, the "ultra light" LEM was no good on the HK. 2 light primer strikes on the same primer without a "bang" forced me to change mainsprings and revert back to the regular "light" LEM. After that it was business as usual. I read on several forums that using the super light spring could have this result. It's a shame...I can't believe how light the second strike trigger pull was!

In case anyone was wondering...here is the same type of "hostage" target that I was referring to:

**red dog** · October 4th, 2011, 06:21 PM

happy shooting with your glock i personally think they are the best thing going.

**streaker69** · October 4th, 2011, 06:48 PM

Your hostages breasts look a little lopsided.

**CHEMICAL** · October 4th, 2011, 07:34 PM

Originally Posted by red dog

happy shooting with your glock i personally think they are the best thing going.

My Sig can still shoot circles around both of these guns but I am honestly starting to love this glock. It still isn't as accurate as the HK either but I can damn well say it's accurate enough to carry.

Originally Posted by streaker69

Your hostages breasts look a little lopsided.

I know! I figured if I shot one maybe it would swell up to be even.

**red dog** · October 5th, 2011, 06:05 AM

do not worry, your groups will tighten up once you get more range time in with the glock. this is a common issue with new glock shooters. not sure of the reason but the trigger seems to be the big problem. there is a bit of a learning curve.

**CHEMICAL** · October 5th, 2011, 06:17 AM

Originally Posted by red dog

do not worry, your groups will tighten up once you get more range time in with the glock. this is a common issue with new glock shooters. not sure of the reason but the trigger seems to be the big problem. there is a bit of a learning curve.

Not a new glock shooter, this is just a new glock.

And the groups were tight once I adjusted the sights, just not as tight as my Sig.