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In our continuation of the discussion of handguns equipped with small red dot sights we talk about some of the options of mounting. There are frame accessories as well as options that mount the optic to the slide. There are pros and cons to both but generally mounting the small red dot to the slide is the common method. We go over milling your current slide versus buying a pistol and some the placement options.
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Whether you are trying to introduce a new shooter to the sport or train to improve your technique, I highly recommend checking out a rimfire.
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