Clunky and probably not very accurate was my first impression upon seeing a photo of this handgun.

The grip and lower are made of aluminum with non-slip decal grip panels.

The angle of the grip and the generously cut finger groves make for a very ergonomic and secure hold.

The Defender balances surprisingly well with a two-hand hold and the trigger pull is crisp with minimal creep with a pull of 4.8 pounds on my Lyman digital scale.

The rear sight is black with a white V-notch while the front sight is a military style black post topped in white as well.

All shooting was conducted using MagTech 115 grain 9mm ammo and a standing two-handed hold on the Defender.

This first target shows five rounds fired on a Caldwell 3-inch Orange Peel target at 21 feet.

Accuracy, balance, good ergonomics and a high magazine capacity make for a fun time at the range.

For your old eyes, have you tried eyepals I have the same problem, I am using them for a Bullseye and rapid fire league and they work very well.

Mr. Jim, I dont list prices as they fluctuate by market by as much as 20.

Calling your local source is your best source of retail pricing.

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