> I'm literally half blind and can't see iron sights
If your soft old fatass can't even see iron sights properly then you have no business owning a gun. You're half fucking blind. Sell them before you die and your collection ends up in a buyback cause God knows you can't hit jack shit with those sad excuses for eyeballs.
Iron sights really are obsolete
Leo Gutierrez
Isaac Lee
>you have no business owning a gun
You should be gassed, grabber
Matthew Russell
You're surviving on social security, welfare queen. You're no better than welfare niggers. We should cut your gibs and watch the doctor pull the plug on your medical care, you are physically unfit to drive or shoot guns and have no business doing either.
If you can't see properly and have piss poor fitness go ahead and buy yourself a life alert instead of a gun, cause if tyrone breaks in at night you're going to be firing blindly into the dark till he pops you in the head with a yeet cannon
Landon Richardson
Even Pistols are coming prepackaged with optics nowadays.
SIG is bolting the Romeo to everything they can.
S&W is pumping out Shields with debranded Shield RMScs
Walther is doing the same with the PPS.
So, basically OP is a moron, its already happening.
Jason Perry
>adds another inch to the top of a firearm whose appeal comes from its small size and concealability
>"Why isn't this universally desirable?"
Jayden Ramirez
FN 509 tactical doesnt come with an optic, but it's ready for one. I cant wait to get one for it.
Caleb Barnes
Oh look it's another thread of "Jow Forums doesn't understand what the word 'obsolete' means"
Cameron Parker
I think there are still plains with iron sights. So long as humidity fogging up glass, dead batteries, and broken glass exist Irons will never be obsolete.
Cameron Lee
i don't like pistol optics personally. i find them hindering when shooting at 50m
Jacob Clark
I've had a Glock with a RMR on it. Just "meh".
I don't know, it breaks the clean lines and simplicity of what is supposed to be a SIDEARM.
If you start putting lights, lasers, optics and folding stocks on these simple tools, they're no longer a sidearm but a shitty pistol caliber carbine.
It looks cool and it can be fun at the range but besides that, I'd say avoid.
There are enough solutions for people who don't like 3 dot sights, fiber optic is a good choice for example.