It seems the legends are true.
This thing is a mind-reader when it comes to accuracy. After a day in the office, I was shaky, hungry and over caffeinated. Plus, I'm out of contact lenses so I had to use glasses with an older prescription.
Didn't matter with this thing.
This was my first group of 50 @ 10 yards:
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Very happy with that. Though ever so slightly low.
The trigger is insane. I think it's the lightest trigger on all my pistols--but also very crisp, precise and direct. After that first 50, I focused on getting a feel for "the wall" before the break. Also moved to more of a finger-tip point of engagement. All I have to say is... wow (aside for those 3 flyers).
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I haven't kept my target in years. But I kept that one. I think that's probably closer to 70-80 rounds. I was literally trying to carve the hole up, shot by shot, from where it started. I was almost out of ammo before it occurred to me to try the Martin Riggs smiley face thing.
I found the recoil impulse to be surprisingly soft, but flippy. But that was easy to manage with an “assertive” grip. The ergos feel fantastic and I think the angles and contours provide perfect points to leverage to manage the recoil.
I put just under 150 rounds through it and had zero malfunctions. I cleaned it and lubed with basic oil last night.
It's an incredible pistol. One of the most naturally accurate guns I think I've ever shot. And so forgiving... it's like the thing is immune to variations in windage. It really seems to obey your point of aim. I hadn't intended to put that many rounds through it, but it was just... really freakin' fun to shoot.
For me, unfortunately, the trigger is just too light for concealed carry. I have a few ideas for "workarounds"--which include trying a heavier disconnector springs and/or a kydex trigger cover (which I'd use in conjunction with a soft holster; full kydex holsters have never been comfortable for me).
Regardless... it's fantastic pistol to own, shoot and experience. If you like .45 and you like seeing holes exactly where you want them... you'll like this thing.
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This thing is a mind-reader when it comes to accuracy. After a day in the office, I was shaky, hungry and over caffeinated. Plus, I'm out of contact lenses so I had to use glasses with an older prescription.
Didn't matter with this thing.
This was my first group of 50 @ 10 yards:
Very happy with that. Though ever so slightly low.
The trigger is insane. I think it's the lightest trigger on all my pistols--but also very crisp, precise and direct. After that first 50, I focused on getting a feel for "the wall" before the break. Also moved to more of a finger-tip point of engagement. All I have to say is... wow (aside for those 3 flyers).
I haven't kept my target in years. But I kept that one. I think that's probably closer to 70-80 rounds. I was literally trying to carve the hole up, shot by shot, from where it started. I was almost out of ammo before it occurred to me to try the Martin Riggs smiley face thing.
I found the recoil impulse to be surprisingly soft, but flippy. But that was easy to manage with an “assertive” grip. The ergos feel fantastic and I think the angles and contours provide perfect points to leverage to manage the recoil.
I put just under 150 rounds through it and had zero malfunctions. I cleaned it and lubed with basic oil last night.
It's an incredible pistol. One of the most naturally accurate guns I think I've ever shot. And so forgiving... it's like the thing is immune to variations in windage. It really seems to obey your point of aim. I hadn't intended to put that many rounds through it, but it was just... really freakin' fun to shoot.
For me, unfortunately, the trigger is just too light for concealed carry. I have a few ideas for "workarounds"--which include trying a heavier disconnector springs and/or a kydex trigger cover (which I'd use in conjunction with a soft holster; full kydex holsters have never been comfortable for me).
Regardless... it's fantastic pistol to own, shoot and experience. If you like .45 and you like seeing holes exactly where you want them... you'll like this thing.
