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Dry firing can be painfully boring and monotonous even to the most hard core gun enthusiast.

However, giving a SIRT Pistol to a gun enthusiast is like giving a coloring book or Ipad if you’re fancy, to a little kid so that they don’t bother you while you’re doing things that actually matter in the world. The SIRT kind of sucks you in and before you realize it you’ve shot every inanimate object around you.

The entry level SIRT contains the following:

• Introductory Level SIRT System to start pistol diagnostics and high volume training
• Plastic slide (as opposed to metal slide of the SIRT 110 Pro and Student)
  • 4 oz lighter than comparable live fire gun (and SIRT 110 Pro)
• Dual laser (Red/Red) indoor/low light training pistol with functional features of Glock™ 17/22.
• Includes standard sights, one adjustable weight magazine.
• Great for indoor training.  Works outdoor in limited lighting conditions.
• Includes new NLT Intro Training DVD

In my brief time with the SIRT I found the entry level SIRT was more than enough. I plan to spend an extensive amount  time with the SIRT Pistol and follow up with an extensive review.  Here is the long and short of my initial take on the entry level SIRT Pistol.

Feels Like a Glock 17/22 but not quite, but close enough.  Weight difference is negligible. You notice the plastic feel, but this is a  training tool (entry level), if you’re  ballin get the Top of the line model with the metal slide.  I love the adjustable weight of the magazine. If you are used to dry-firing with a real Glock, not having to rack the slide will throw you off a little, but it’s a pleasant surprise. In all the entry level SIRT training pistol is looking promising.

After spending more time with it I will do a full review on my youtube channel.

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Yes, I just wrote an introductory  paragraph that had nothing to do with the subject at hand, which is supposed to be why I fondle my double action / single action guns more than my striker fired guns.

The answer is simple, dry fire practice with a Glock is like trying to have a meaningful conversation with a woman whose entire self worth is determined by  instagram likes. It’s simply frustrating. Pull the trigger, rack the slide, reset trigger, pull trigger, rack slide, and repeat. In text it seems simple enough but so does the Ten Commandments and we’ve been struggling with those for years.

However, ever since I got my HKp30 i’ve been dry firing the hell out of that thing. Granted, I am relegated to a double action pull, but if I really want to work on that reset i’ll just rack it, but I figure if I can master the double action pull, the constant action of the Glock, M&P, etc should be a breeze.

To date, I  have noticed an improvement in my trigger control when shooting striker fired guns like the Glock and M&P.

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Apparently, C.O.R.E. stands for (Competition Optics Ready Equipment) . Ugh, the name sounded cooler before I knew what it meant. Competition Optics Ready Equipment sounds like the name for  scuba diving products not a gun.  However, I think the idea behind the gun is cool, and the gun looks cool even if a bit too busy.

The idea behind the C.O.R.E. line is a special mounting platform that allows you to mount the optic of your choice. This is very much a competition focused gun (obviously). Though I have done IDPA in the past and have plans to pick it back up, I am not really moved by race guns. I am very much self defense enthusiast oriented when it comes to my obsession with guns so the C.O.R.E. is ok I guess.

Check out the press release here.

Hat Tip: Jason Dougherty

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I don’t know much of anything about this company but I really thought this was cool idea. Their website is pretty terrible but it gives you the general idea of what they do.

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A good number people feel that all they need is a handgun for their home defense, but we all know that a handgun  pales in comparison to a rifle. I am not a prepper, but I do understand that shit happens and sometimes that shit hits the fan. I know, I know, I know, the whole SHTF scenario has been done to death, but it has happened.

Being an Urban Gun Enthusiast I spend a majority of my time in an urban environment, and as far as I am concerned, SHTF in an urban environment will be more chaotic than in a rural environment. The chances of me needing to use my UDR are not that great so yes, a large part of this is for fun, but with a focus on practical applications.

With that being said, I will be using youtube and this blog to track the progress of my UDR.

Next Chapter: Meet The UDR…
Stay tuned.

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