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Great. I find it's best in the bright areas, it's more crisp and defined. Especially on otherwise difficult backgrounds. Red especially can get lost "in the noise" to me. It's almost more of an amber or yellow maybe than gold but I'm a huge fan.

I think it's like 9/10ths about the holster. With a proper enigma setup I could carry a ~20rd, 4.5" duty size pistol fairly easy. You have to commit to your gun, carry it daily and tweak the holster until it's right. It took me several months of wearing, dealing with issues and fixing them...

Men in general tend to have less red/green receptors in their eyes and the gold definitely seems more defined and sharper. Especially against bright backgrounds and I've read gold is good for astigmatism too. I have two otherwise identical ARO EVOs, one red and one gold, and the gold is the...

I'm red/green colorblind and find the Gold dots from holosun to be much easier to see against bright backgrounds. I'm not sure it'll help here but I'm not buying any other color dots in the future.

I almost just want a larger holosun EPS style sight. Enclosed, square reflex style sight that mounts low to the rail. Window size doesn't need to be huge since it's meant for both eyes open shooting anyways. Hmm, that gets me thinking, maybe I should look through pistol sights and see if...

It's not. No one ever gets to say "wait, let me go grab my gun". It's why I stress you should always carry 24/7 and having a proper holster.

https://www.holosun.com/products/aems-low-mount

That's a tall optic. I can see why you'd want to swap it. Don't they make other mounts for it? Couldn't you get a low profile mount?

Remove brace, add sling, shoot SAS style like a boss. I'd SBR a .300 blk but not a 9mm. My Kuna without brace is like 16 inches from tip to tail. It's so compact.

Can we see a pic of your Kuna with the AEMS?

I want that ST. Victor muzzle device for my Kuna. My kuna lives under my jacket or tucked into the footwell of my passenger seat. I like the idea of directing all the gasses away from me and not sideways. Right now, I've got the HB Industries short stroke buffer, a nexus non-folding charging...

The cracked ones are still functional and the cracks are only maybe a half inch or inch long at most.

I'm not sure how to tell them apart but I got 2 with the gun, then I ordered ~5 and a few weeks later another ~8 or something like that. I need to count exactly how many I have again but it's right around ~15. They all look the same from what I can tell.

I can easily carry my Shield X with optic and light in an Enigma literally 24/7. It's comfortable enough to sleep with if I really wanted to. The flat wedge from phlster and a hogue grip on the shield x are also key comfort components. But once the Enigma is strapped on and the front clip...

I almost wish I'd just spent the money on the nexus lower and gone scorpion mags but so far I've been doing *OK*. I really like the SA St. Victor as well. If I had more money I'd probably have one of those and an Echelon right now. I've just been fascinated with 9mm as of late lol.

This is pretty much 100% the right answer. We could quibble about some small details but they're so minor.

I've got 15 mags and two have cracked near the feed lips. What about you?

I use an ARO EVO gold dot (love the gold) with the included low profile mount. It co-witnesses perfectly with the built in flip up sights. I've thought about looking for something even more low profile but the ARO EVO is too nice IMO.

NGL, the guy I killed had a bit of a Santa vibe to him.

A draco on a sling isn't the worst truck gun you could choose. Pushed out against the sling is a decent stock alternative. The power of 7.62 or 5.45 would be real bonuses as well for fighting around vehicles. But rifle rounds cracked off in enclosed spaces is a recipe for blown ear drums...