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Yessir 7 yds.7 yards?
Yessir 7 yds.
Reacher I agree with you. I need to go back and do this with 124 gr and some +p. Also need to try actual big boy ammo that someone would shoot in a situation. I think I will do that and then see what happens. I have heard that Sigs like 124 gr. Hear that Glock43x and Sig P365 like +P. We will see. Believe me I don't want to be a Glock fan boy, but my Glock 45 is being very nice to me.Sorry, my P320 refuses to have Glock envy. I do prefer 124 grain 9mm.
.40 conversion is even better.
Reacher I agree with you. I need to go back and do this with 124 gr and some +p. Also need to try actual big boy ammo that someone would shoot in a situation. I think I will do that and then see what happens. I have heard that Sigs like 124 gr. Hear that Glock43x and Sig P365 like +P. We will see. Believe me I don't want to be a Glock fan boy, but my Glock 45 is being very nice to me.
True words. I remember in the Police Academy they first had us qualify on Sig P229 9mm. Half of the class was shooting lights out with Sig. others were ok. 1 week later our Dept switched to Glock 23 .40 and the people that shot well with Sig did worse with Glock 23. And vice versa. Interesting how grip, weight, caliber, etc play into it.Readers need to understand that this is data for a particular shooter only... each person should get different results based on intangibles such as grip preference, technique, etc. Tangible things like handgun weight preferences can also make a diff.
Good test! My point is that each shooter needs to do his own testing in a similar fashion rather than accept somebody else's results.
Do you have hands that could be called large, small, or average? Trained LEO, correct? thanks.True words. I remember in the Police Academy they first had us qualify on Sig P229 9mm. Half of the class was shooting lights out with Sig. others were ok. 1 week later our Dept switched to Glock 23 .40 and the people that shot well with Sig did worse with Glock 23. And vice versa. Interesting how grip, weight, caliber, etc play into it.
True words. I remember in the Police Academy they first had us qualify on Sig P229 9mm. Half of the class was shooting lights out with Sig. others were ok. 1 week later our Dept switched to Glock 23 .40 and the people that shot well with Sig did worse with Glock 23. And vice versa. Interesting how grip, weight, caliber, etc play into it.
Many people do not shoot Glock well. Some will complain about grip angle or size, others about the trigger. I shot my double stack P14.45 really well, but since I had to switch to Glock due to arthritis, not shooting as well. I was spoiled with a light, crisp, single action trigger!!!
There's that...but the difference in 9mm and .40 is substantial. The CZ 75 of wifey's, and my CZ SP01 in .40, quite a difference in recoil. And the SP01 is heavier.
K. But I thought the OP was shooting all 9mm, same weight same brand...
You must be mistaken. No way a Sig Sauer would shoot that kind of group.