I've been practicing with my backup G34.5 the last week at 25 yards. I've put in 500 rounds of practice at this distance in the last week.
Was able to print my best target yet with a G34, a ~972/1000 and my average score is improving (100 rounds fired, 10 rounds per mag.). I shot this target below with a lot of range distractions and at a rapid pace, so I'm pretty happy with the result.
Last edited by mizer67; 01-08-2023 at 11:16 AM.
While #Mizer67 is shooting 100 round groups, I want to reduce from 10 down to 5 to improve my scores...
Yeah, I called the flyer, for whatever that is worth. The good news for me is that the new setup with a Wedge MSH means the dot is back on the B8 after recoil, maybe just a touch high in the black zone.
25 yards, 124gr LAX FMJ, CCC+Acro. Did I mention the LAX Ammo from recent manufacture now comes with hard primers? So far in about 300 rounds it has been 8 or so good primer strikes and no boom. LAX is aware and offered to replace but for practice just means I get some tap-rack-bangs and confirming i am not flinching. Its still a surprise when it goes click, which I suppose makes for good training.
From my new years eve session. I'll take that any day with a 19.
"...we suffer more in imagination than in reality." Seneca, probably.
Iron sights or a dot please sir?Originally Posted by backtrail540
Either way, impressive!
Holosun 407c, grip anchor, and large beavertail backstrap cut in half so that it points similar to m&p's and the like. I was equally impressed btw! Not something I can do on demand but a good day to say the least.
"...we suffer more in imagination than in reality." Seneca, probably.
Nicely done! Have you tried Chuck Pressburg's No Fail Drill? Seems like you'd do well.
That was part of my reasoning for this. I had two rounds of hst that needed shot up due to being chambered several times. So i based my first shot off the No Fail, aiming for a <3.5 and the second simply whatever time was necessary for a good hit, with the goal of being in the black. It went better than expected
Edit - I've never actually had a passing run on the No Fail. Lack of consistency on my part, 8-9/10 often but never pulled together all 10 together.
"...we suffer more in imagination than in reality." Seneca, probably.
Impressive. (And I've never had a passing run on No Fail either, but I like the drill).That was part of my reasoning for this. I had two rounds of hst that needed shot up due to being chambered several times. So i based my first shot off the No Fail, aiming for a <3.5 and the second simply whatever time was necessary for a good hit, with the goal of being in the black. It went better than expected
Edit - I've never actually had a passing run on the No Fail. Lack of consistency on my part, 8-9/10 often but never pulled together all 10 together.
Interesting. This data supports the performance differences I see in my own shooting moving between G34 -> G17 -> G19 of 2% - 4%.
10 shots @ 50' one hand as per NRA Precision Pistol rules.
Swapped to a different optic and had to rezero. Other than the damn 9 at 9 o'clock one of
the best groups I've shot in a while.
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