Did a rather informal test today.
I was a little off my game as I can typically shoot better but this is what I got:
These targets were all shot at 10 paces. Never fired a browning high power before, and this was probably one of the AIM imports from Israel, it's pretty beat up and the sights are rounded (no sharp corners).
"Well you know, it's a toolbox. You put the tools in for the job." Sam
There are a lot of benefits to polymer striker guns, but I have never found shootability to be one of them.
ETA: at least to me. I have always found a good striker to be a less suitable trigger and recoil stroke than an okay hammer-fired system.
Especially compared to a 1911. It's not a familiarity thing... I trained with, completed with, and carried a Glock 19 for two years while my 1911 project was going through modification and finish work. Immediately shot the 1911 better on every metric (Test/Super Test, 5x5, Gabe White Standards, 25 yard B8s) once the work was done.
Last edited by JRV; 10-25-2019 at 02:16 PM.
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