It's Big, it's Boxy, and it's EXCEEDINGLY Accurate...

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My Glock 41 next to some GREAT practice ammo!

One of the reasons I REALLY love winter is that I can easily conceal my full-sized Glock 41 along with 2 spare mags, all of which have extensions on them giving me 46 rounds on my person.

The 1/2 inch longer site radius lets me really reach out...all the way to 50 yards on full sized human silhouettes.  For fun, I like to do this drill:  From depressed pistol position, on 'Go,' shoot 5 rounds in 5 seconds.  Clear, safe, retrieve target and see where the cards have fallen.

With this Glock, they're all in the upper portion of the torso (usually), and very rarely, I'll have a miss.  It's the pistol.  And the sights.  And the sight radius.  

I'm not a big guy, either, and don't have huge hands.  It just seems to work.

Truth be told, I can do the same with my Kimber Pro Carry II at about 40 yards...50's a bit much for my capabilities without that full 5 inch sight radius.  But I'm happy to carry either, especially in winter.

Here's a 20 yard target with the 41.  The Occular Cavity Target is just under human size and is printed on 8.5X11 card stock.


Sight radius makes a difference.  How about you?  What's your preference?





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