Matt from United States, LA Public Profile

It was for a FS P320 build I was doing with an Armory Craft, FS AXG grip and Sig FS .40 S&W Slide. The .357 Sig barrel fit, as expected, and shot fine using my .357 Sig reloads.

A happy camper, I am.

FWIW, I'm running the Sig FS, .40 S&W slide on an Armory Craft, full size AXG grip with no problems.

Now that it is zeroed in, if I miss, I know it was my fault.

Easy to find the 32 MOA circle, it fits just inside an 8" steel plate at 18 yards so if your grip and trigger control are good to go, the plate will drop if the circle is on it.

In my opinion, it has the best set of features and functions compared to other sights in the same price range.

Holoson support was excellent in answering my pre-purchase questions about mounting the sight and co-witnessing it.

Co-witnessing is still an outstanding task but I wanted to get it zeroed in before trying to determine what the front sight height should be.

I bought the XL slide stripped, because I could not find a compete one, and populated it without installing a front sight.

NOTE: My sight is the original version with the control buttons on the side of the glass frame.

OP performed their part perfectly, as usual.

I purchase the barrel to finish populating a stripped, SIG factory slide to use as an Optics only slide, leaving my stock slide, with sights, available as an option without affecting the optics settings if I only had one slide and had to swap sights.

Yes, it was more expensive but complete slides were not available at the time I started the project.

After the, now normal, time it takes to locate and acquire the internal parts for the slide, I decide to research what my barrel options were and decided on the TP barrel, non-threaded in black.

I put the barrel in the slide that came with my P365 XL, for testing, and my experience is described in the Title line.

Very pleased but plan to test it in the Optics barred as soon as I can get my hands on the Optic I want currently backordered in OP.

I started improving my trigger control using dry fire practice with the Mantix device on a .40S&W CZ P-07 because it has a rail and a Kadet .22LR slide that I planned to do live practice with.

I decided to send both slides to Dawson Precision to have fiber optic front sights installed to help my old eyes before taking them to the range.

While waiting on the slides, I put the MantisX magazine mount on the magazine for a Glock 24 .40S&W that I had a KKM .40S&W-9MM conversion barrel in so it was really on a 9MM Mag.

After changing the MantisX applicaiton settings to reflect the mounting change, I did some dry fire practice with it until I was achieving scores similar to what I obtained using the P-07.

The over-all shooting performance, because of my improved trigger control, was verified during live fire practice using the G40 and enhanced by being able to see the POI vs the score the device displayed for each round fired.

I received a new version of the application for the device and it was much improved.

The updates are free the magazine mounting device is $10.

For me, the device has had a very positive impact on my ability to hit steel plates at 25 yards.

For the future, I plan to use the device on the P-07 with the Kadet .22LR slide to introduce target shooting to people not familar with the sport to help us all, one mind at a time.