does point of impact change when used on xds 45? or is it dead on?
1630145
I did not notice a change once I had the sights swapped. I shot the next week at a tactical course, one part was low-light and it helped with quick acquisition of the target. I was not happy with the stock sights to begin with though.
1057762
I have one on a sub-compact XD40 and am very happy with it. Fits perfect and has held its POA for over 400 rounds so far. I like the switch, easy to turn off and on while holding the gun and it has worked in daylight for me. I carry the XD and it fits in my shoulder holster just fine with the laser mounted. I haven't had any issues with it turning on by accident in the holster, it still has the original battery. I would recommend it, great sight for the money.
955098
Yes is does. Which is why I really love this impact! Although in the #1 setting it doesn't make much of a difference. You really don't feel much trigger control, because it's such a low speed.
2125144
Not sure. The XD-S is a bit thinner than the XD subcompact .40. You "might" be able to tighten the tension screws enough - I always have to loosen them for my .40. For the price, I think I'd give it a try.
2149506
my previous answer was in error...sorry...there are two mini's made be desantis for the xds...and one of those will take the 469 but make sure that you order the correct one..i would go to their sight and not buy from an aftermarket supplier just to make sure..great holster by the way
1392403
I installed an xs dot tritium sight and a crimson trace laser sight on my Ruger LCR and it shoots right to point of aim
1940135
I believe there are different part numbers for the XD and XDm. I think the XD is 11410 and the Xdm is 72980. I do not know what the difference is or how it would affect the sighting of the gun. You may want check out the part numbers.
2089635
It is just on or off trigger. I do not know of a variable trigger impact. I guess you could play with the air regulator, but can't understand why anyone needs a variable trigger.
1362931
The thumb break strap does depress the grip safety on the XD. However, the gun still won't fire until the trigger is pulled which can't be done until the gun clears the holster by which time your hand will have depressed the grip safety. Even then, the shooter shouldn't have his finger inside the trigger guard until he is ready to shoot. Therefore, I don't this design a detriment to shooter safety. A number of my other holsters for my full size XD's also have thumb break straps that depress the grip safety. I guess you will have to judge for your self whether of not you can trust this design.
1897553
I cannot answer you specific question. I have used in my Ten Point Titan Extreme and never had any problems. You can only use once to unload your bow.
1098951
I have shot out to 600 yards with my 6.5 x 284 and do not see change in point of impact with magnification change with this scope- downside is, cross hairs too thick. Gary
2128602
I highly recommend the orange front sight post. I have multiple sets all in orange and it reallyJumps out at you when you are looking for fast acquisition. As to the other question point of aim is point of impact. It's is a large front sight post so your basically putting the center of the post where you want to hit.
1073361
A word of caution about Trijicon HD sights is that the front sight post is taller to accommodate the large colored insert surrounding the tritium dot. I had these installed on a Fusion N-Comm and it placed my point of impact 3 inches below my point of aim at 10 yards. Check the height dimension of both your rear and front sights and see if they match the Trijicon HD dimensions.
1922639
The XDs grip extension is for the single-stack sub-compact either in 9mm or .45acp. Pearce makes one for the XD model. I suspect you have the incorrect one for your XD.
1922470
Whether your pieces slide around has everything to do with the G's they are experiencing. Under normal conditions, I haven't noticed any movement with the two Springfield XD's I put in mine.
1105395
445-450 with .2sbut it seems like all of us are getting different fps reading here so because i don't believe they are putting widely different springs in each gun I am forced to believe that its the chonos that are wrong. Ill go get mine calibrated and be back with the results
886250
I see there are conflicting answers on this question. I have a leupold vx-1 3-9x40 scope I ordered from amazon. It DOES have finger adjustable point of impact adjustment. NOT coin in the slot type...