Group shooting -- 25, 50, 75 and 100 yards

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50 yards Phoenix HP-22. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't shot it myself. :)

Sorry about the sideways pic.

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Originally Posted by 1slow

GJM, Good work. What ammo ?

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Ammo was Speer Lawman 115gr +p FMJ.

Sorry about crediting the wrong shooter.

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Originally Posted by givo08

I find Glocks to be fairly accurate. Trigger control is what messes most people up. Here is a group fired from a sandbag rest at 50 yds with a stock gen 3 (mfg 2009) Glock 26, trijicon sights.

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...8/IMG_3791.jpg

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Bolded for Truth.

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Originally Posted by 45dotACP

Bolded for Truth.

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Yea, and stock Glocks really do nothing for you to hide poor trigger control like a good 1911 trigger. If you do your part though, it is fairly mechanically accurate.

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...X5groupjpg.jpg

Here's an image of the X5 AllRound we prepared for Mickey Fowler before Bianchi a couple years ago. I shot this from a rest at fifty yards, with our Laser-Cast practice rounds. I was suitably impressed with how this pistol shot, to say the least!

-Bruce Gray / Disclosure: I own a pistolsmithing firm and shoot and consult for SIG Sauer.

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...ypistoljpg.jpg

That X5 was sweet, BUT...could this be the most accurate pistol we have in our shop?

1914 Spanish Ruby contract .32ACP French service pistol. Almost has rifling. 8 pound gritty trigger. Barleycorn sights.

Perfect.

So much for custom pistolsmithing.

-Bruce Gray / Disclosure: I occasionally drink French wines with my gazpacho andaluz.

But, considering the group posted earlier that was fired with a Gen3 G19 and 115 Speer ball, I got nothin'. Seriously impressed!

-Bruce Gray / Disclosure: I got nothin'. :cool:

I find I am the limiting factor. I shot my 17 at 50 the other day and found that it was far more capable than I was. Really forced me to focus. I realized that my eye sight and inexperience is far more of a factor than the standard Trijicon 3 dots. Of course my first reaction was I probably need a different sight set up. Hardware solutions to software problems.

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Originally Posted by camsdaddy

I find I am the limiting factor. I shot my 17 at 50 the other day and found that it was far more capable than I was. Really forced me to focus. I realized that my eye sight and inexperience is far more of a factor than the standard Trijicon 3 dots. Of course my first reaction was I probably need a different sight set up. Hardware solutions to software problems.

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The group I shot with the g26 above was standard trijicon 3 dots. While it's not as fast of a sight picture as the TTI sights I have on my limited gun, they do just fine for slow fire accuracy.