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Post by Vant on May 24, 2017 14:10:33 GMT -5
That really isn't bad shooting at all Vant... even the less good shots would prove a major distraction for an E.D. and probably would make him remember he had a little old grandmother who needs attacking somewhere else... I'd give her a well done for that one. FWIW Chuck This is a pic of my wife's target after qualifying for her CCP. She was using one of her favorites... a RIA 1911Commander .45acp. Everyone else on the line at the time were using either .380 or .22lr. The instructor turned to my wife and stated "Finally someone with a real gun".  I think she started slapping the trigger a bit at first as she was rushing some of her shots but calmed down and started hitting more center mass . She loves shooting 1911's.  -Vant
Thanks Chuck! Wouldn't want to get hit by a .45 ACP with any of those shots. -Vant
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Post by huntershooter on May 25, 2017 13:00:36 GMT -5
Just returned from the range. I had a 9mm 1911 "range gun" built by Jim Milks (Innovative Custom Guns)- Jim used to ron the EGW Custom Shop for George when it was in existence. He is a consummate craftsman. The pistol is a 70 series Colt that has had extensive work; read that- the frame and slide were used in the build. All else was spec'd by me; Kart barre, weld up frame/lap slide to frame, BoMar/FO sights, etc. I shot a 5 rd. group (benched) at 50 yds. with my favored rabge load of; Precision Delta 124 gr.JHP, CCI SPP, 4 gr. Titegroup and Win. brass. The load averages 1120 fps, which is light- but it's a range gun/load. It's soft shooting and is a dandy "Steel Challenge" load. The group was shot aiming COM (center of mass) between the blue tape on the four corners. I was pretty tickled with the results.   |
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Post by rock185 on May 26, 2017 11:19:00 GMT -5
I wasn't sure my old 1918 production MK VI Webley revolver would even keep them all on the paper at 15 yards. Turns out the old Webley will do better than that.  |
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Post by Carolinaman on May 26, 2017 11:37:13 GMT -5
Hello, Another "eaten up" target with the previously owned CZ-75B taken some years ago....  Oh yeah, that pistol could shoot after I picked it up as "Gun Bench Orphan" from the local shooting range and fixed it up! Best, Chris |
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I think she started slapping the trigger a bit at first as she was rushing some of her shots but calmed down and started hitting more center mass . She loves shooting 1911's. 
