[kmglocks]

Originally Posted by Tackleberry1

Every Glock I've ever fired had the exact same problem...they missed high.

Perhaps its the opperator but I can recreate this situtuiation only with Glock Pistols...it's really weird

Tack

Were you placing the front sight over you intended target? Remember, the front sight post when used properly is meant to place shots directly above where the front sight is aiming.

[willfully armed]

Originally Posted by kmglocks

Were you placing the front sight over you intended target? Remember, the front sight post when used properly is meant to place shots directly above where the front sight is aiming.

I disagree. All of my glocks.(been 6) have shot place/poi using the dot as poa. I never dot the I.

[Tackleberry1]

Originally Posted by axxe55

bet you were'nt holding it sideways! jk, Tack!

That's probably it...maybee I should try those Homie Sights that mount to the starboard side of the slide?

Tack

[gearhead396]

Finally the pics

[Wiebelhaus]

Looks better than I thought it would, glad your buddy is ok and that no one else got hurt but since he lucked out this time, it's now time to either be a safety nazi or get rid of the firearms.

[gearhead396]

Originally Posted by Wiebelhaus

Looks better than I thought it would, glad your buddy is ok and that no one else got hurt but since he lucked out this time, it's now time to either be a safety nazi or get rid of the firearms.

I moved out he is no longer mo roommate and as far as I know he no longer has a weapon

[Wiebelhaus]

Originally Posted by gearhead396

I moved out he is no longer mo roommate and as far as I know he no longer has a weapon

Probably for the best, I have a buddy, something a bit different but still, He heard a bump in the night, he awoke grabbed his Glock .45, checked the bed, wife in it, heard something in the kitchen, it was pitch black, he snuck down the hallway with his firearm in a ready position, saw a black figure move across the room, he raised his firearm putting his finger on the trigger...just about to fire and catches a glimpse of his wife's bed hair in shadow form in the kitchen window, he says he was a fraction of a second away from shooting a controlled pair right into his wife's head, for the next few days, he got rid of everything.

This is a good guy, good people, responsible, it was a tired, simple mistake he thought she was in bed but she was simply getting some water and it changed him forever.

[axxe55]

Originally Posted by Wiebelhaus

Probably for the best, I have a buddy, something a bit different but still, He heard a bump in the night, he awoke grabbed his Glock .45, checked the bed, wife in it, heard something in the kitchen, it was pitch black, he snuck down the hallway with his firearm in a ready position, saw a black figure move across the room, he raised his firearm putting his finger on the trigger...just about to fire and catches a glimpse of his wife's bed hair in shadow form in the kitchen window, he says he was a fraction of a second away from shooting a controlled pair right into his wife's head, for the next few days, he got rid of everything.

This is a good guy, good people, responsible, it was a tired, simple mistake he thought she was in bed but she was simply getting some water and it changed him forever.

Wiebelhaus, because these situations could occur so very easily, with being awoken by a noise heard elsewhere in the home and thinking that your wife is in the bed when she isn't, could cause a potentially fatal accident. because recognition is so very important, that is one of the reasons we have many different indirect lighting throughout the house.

[Wiebelhaus]

Originally Posted by axxe55

Wiebelhaus, because these situations could occur so very easily, with being awoken by a noise heard elsewhere in the home and thinking that your wife is in the bed when she isn't, could cause a potentially fatal accident. because recognition is so very important, that is one of the reasons we have many different indirect lighting throughout the house.

Yes sir and Jeff Coopers rule number four...

[axxe55]

Originally Posted by Wiebelhaus

Yes sir and Jeff Coopers rule number four...

100% agree! it's also one of the Ten Rules of Gun Safety!