I am 5'11" with a 30" inseam. I also sit upright. With the shield in the same tilt as the OEM and down all the way, I can see over the shield, or in other words the top line of the shield hits just below my eye.
In this position there is no buffeting and a very quite air space. When I raise the shield up all the way, I am looking through it, which is what I wanted for really bad weather.
The shield really does it's job and would not work well in really hot weather. I will use the stock shield for the summer.
If you lay the Parabellum toward you, it will let more air under it and more air in your face.
All in all I really like the way the shield works with Greg's bracket.
Of course the holes need to be drilled up 2.5 inches on the shield from the stock drill point. That is the secret to having it work well with the adjuster bracket, at least on mine.. ymmv. lol
I am going to retract the last sentence, but leave it in case it will work with the bracket in a different configuration, like Greg suggest. The way it is works fine for me, but may not work in the other config.
I pm'd Greg and he does not know what the difference in inches comparing mine to his, so maybe someone could check that.
With the shield in a higher position, it may put more of a strain on the OEM mounting. I have not noticed a problem and had a Calsi in the same config.
I am leaving on a trip to the Ozarks in a couple of days and will have a better report.
