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Jay · 09-22-2009

Annie shot those at about 30 feet.... NOT measured, but pretty close....... for her first time at that particular shooting range, she did real well, and she's that good with her Kimber as well.......

Just sayin'

ONTARGET · 09-22-2009

And to answer the question if asked? The tale-tale flash and muzzle blast out of the 357 SIG was enough to make the guys next to me say "holy s**# what the h@&& was that"? Always LMFAO!

Gaudard · 09-22-2009

I did pretty well at the range on Sunday with IndyGunSafety and class.

Before the class, I was happy to get more than 7 of 13 with my Glock 23 on the paper of a 9" target at 30 feet.

Haven't shot since Sunday :-( sad, I know.

Annie · 09-23-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jay

Annie shot those at about 30 feet.... NOT measured, but pretty close....... for her first time at that particular shooting range, she did real well, and she's that good with her Kimber as well.......

Just sayin'

Thanks.

That was the second time, though...the first time is when that RSO kept wandering over to flirt with/impress those teenyboppers next to us and their boyfriends would say, "Greaaaat, here comes grandpa to hit on our dates again..."
Every time he BS'd, you kept doing this a lot-->

lol

Jay · 09-23-2009

Quote:

Every time he BS'd, you kept doing this a lot-->

Well, the alternative would've probably gotten us tossed off the range......... I know, next time we go to that range, bring mini, and I'll critique your reaction to grandpa hitting on young ladies.......

m_deaner · 09-23-2009

I can regularly shoot sub 1/2", rested 25-yard groups with a Ultradot-equipped Ruger Mark III slabside using a good lot of CCI Std. Velocity. My other Rugers are not as accurate - this is just a really good one. I wish all pistols were as accurate as 22s.

Mr. Habib · 09-23-2009

My Marvel .22 conversion kit for my 1911 came with a 50 yard test target with a ten shot group under .75 inches. With me behind it, on a good day it will do that at about half that distance.

Claddagh · 09-23-2009

Most of my meager accumulation are capable of shooting better than I can with their preferred ammo. Until I'm fortunate enough to afford a Ransom Rest and a few inserts, I won't know by exactly how large a margin for sure.

nighthawk80 · 09-23-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Claddagh

Most of my meager accumulation are capable of shooting better than I can with their preferred ammo. Until I'm fortunate enough to afford a Ransom Rest and a few inserts, I won't know by exactly how large a margin for sure.

/\...This!

I'm lucky to keep them on a 8x11 sheet of paper after 10 yards.

TripleL · 09-23-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by mwilson

how accurate is your pistol ?

Aha! Wasn't going to post a reply because, you know, gentlemen don't tell.

But, I read the question again and I can honestly say it is one of the most accurate pistols ever made. I, on the other hand, am not.

09-22-2009	#11 (permalink)
Jay Expert Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Near Marion, IN Posts: 1,667	Annie shot those at about 30 feet.... NOT measured, but pretty close....... for her first time at that particular shooting range, she did real well, and she's that good with her Kimber as well....... Just sayin' __________________ Freedom has a flavor the protected can never taste... USMC 8652, 2531, RVN Jun '66, - May 68

09-23-2009	#17 (permalink)
Mr. Habib Marksman Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Ask the HT Posts: 427	My Marvel .22 conversion kit for my 1911 came with a 50 yard test target with a ten shot group under .75 inches. With me behind it, on a good day it will do that at about half that distance. __________________ Cum Catapultae Proscriptae Erunt Tum Soli Proscripti Catapultas Habebunt

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09-22-2009	#12 (permalink)
ONTARGET Shooter Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 43	And to answer the question if asked? The tale-tale flash and muzzle blast out of the 357 SIG was enough to make the guys next to me say "holy s**# what the h@&& was that"? Always LMFAO!

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Gaudard Plinker Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Terre Haute Posts: 118	I did pretty well at the range on Sunday with IndyGunSafety and class. Before the class, I was happy to get more than 7 of 13 with my Glock 23 on the paper of a 9" target at 30 feet. Haven't shot since Sunday :-( sad, I know.

09-23-2009	#16 (permalink)
m_deaner Marksman Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Avon Posts: 657	I can regularly shoot sub 1/2", rested 25-yard groups with a Ultradot-equipped Ruger Mark III slabside using a good lot of CCI Std. Velocity. My other Rugers are not as accurate - this is just a really good one. I wish all pistols were as accurate as 22s.

09-23-2009	#18 (permalink)
Claddagh Plinker Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 277	Most of my meager accumulation are capable of shooting better than I can with their preferred ammo. Until I'm fortunate enough to afford a Ransom Rest and a few inserts, I won't know by exactly how large a margin for sure.