So I get my copy of Shooting Illustrated in the mail and they have an article on the new Ruger Security-9 pistol. The author is discussing how you can't expect Mercedes-Benz levels of accuracy from an inexpensive gun but it is probably good enough for the archetypal close in self-defense shooting.
However, I found a comment interesting - Beyond 10 yards the groups open up. As often happens with semis , the first manually chambered round often ends up in a different zip code from the rest of the group.
Have folks noticed this. I have to say, I haven't - I manually chamber a round all the time and fire 10 more. If they fly off - it's me.
Thoughts on this or is the some writer hint about the gun? I've read that you have to read subtle hints, at times, in reviews.