I shot each of the new aforementioned pistols today. Although the pistols functioned reliably and I shot in the black at 50 yards, albeit grouping was poor, I had some difficulty transitioning from one gun to the other. The sight pictures were different as was the heavy trigger pull on each. I only shot SA during these initial test firings.
As an aside, I also brought along my 6” S&W Model 19-3 that I recently put in some lighter springs. I had not shot the 19-3 in over 30 years but I was grouping 1.5 inch groups. The no take up, crisp, light trigger pull and the black sights were definitely a plus for me.
My question to those that shot multiple automatics is to learn of your technique for mastering multiple brands/models, especially those that I mentioned above, e.g., is it best to stay with one gun until you have its idiosyncrasies imbedded in your mind, do you bring multiple guns and make adjustments on the fly, etc. Thanks for any input.
As an aside, I also brought along my 6” S&W Model 19-3 that I recently put in some lighter springs. I had not shot the 19-3 in over 30 years but I was grouping 1.5 inch groups. The no take up, crisp, light trigger pull and the black sights were definitely a plus for me.
My question to those that shot multiple automatics is to learn of your technique for mastering multiple brands/models, especially those that I mentioned above, e.g., is it best to stay with one gun until you have its idiosyncrasies imbedded in your mind, do you bring multiple guns and make adjustments on the fly, etc. Thanks for any input.