Great gun and could not be happier that I picked one up. This sighting system is terrific. Easy to see, easy to use, great in bright light and low-light. Exceptional. I'd think you'd have to pay $100 at least to get sights like this added on. Anyone else agree?
Same here. Once I saw this, I knew it was worth buying and I could trust it. It's insane to think a little gun like that could handle that many rounds through it. Makes me pretty confident in mine. Anyone else seen any other torture tests of the Hellcat anywhere?
I picked up a standard Hellcat (it was the only one I could find!), but I really wish I had been able to get an OSP so I could mount a sight like this. It looks like it would be a great add on for the gun.
As soon as I read this, I thought of that gun in the 40K XDM article https://www.thearmorylife.com/strayers-40k-blue-flame/. Strayer had the same idea and did that with the original XDM guns. This does look really cool, I have to admit,
I'd be one of those shooters on the range! I've always wanted one but never had the spare cash to get one... I'll have to live vicariously through you and anybody here who buys one of the new ones!
Yeah, but I saw the pics you posted. Its a real looker! I would think the original ones would still hold a premium over the new ones, so I think yours should hold some value?
I've gotten to shoot a friend's XD-M OSP with the Vortex optic (I think it's a Venom? whatever the little one is) and it seemed like a solid optic. I don't think their that expensive.
I think if I were carrying something like the Hellcat, i'd stoke it with +P ammo and be reasonably comfortable with my level of protection. Now, shot placement under stresss.... That's a whole nother ball of wax....
I think reloading appeals to me most for specialty rounds, where something like 9mm (that you can get pretty cheap) might be best just to buy off the shelf? But, there's still something to be said for rolling your own!