golfer_ray
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OK, I've got 4 pistols:
Bersa BP9cc
FN Herstal FNS 40 S&W
Glock 17
Sig Pro 2022 9 mm
My last purchase was the Sig, probably a result of panic buying, + the reputation that the pistol has developed.
Since I've had it, it was been shooting low and right for me. I am not a pro by any stretch of the imagination, but if I shoot low, it's normally low and left, not right.
So, yesterday, I took all 4 to the range as I've been mulling over selling the Bersa (after panic buying, I realized having cash is a good thing). Of course, I shot the best with the Bersa, and the Sig Pro was still low and left.
Out of 30 rounds, I hit an 8" circle at 12 yards over 90% of the time with the Bersa, Glock, and FNS. I hit the circle 70% of the time with the Sig (21 of 30). Should I allow more time for breaking it in, aim to the high left of the target, or should I be concerned? Again, I am not a pro.
Thank you.
Bersa BP9cc
FN Herstal FNS 40 S&W
Glock 17
Sig Pro 2022 9 mm
My last purchase was the Sig, probably a result of panic buying, + the reputation that the pistol has developed.
Since I've had it, it was been shooting low and right for me. I am not a pro by any stretch of the imagination, but if I shoot low, it's normally low and left, not right.
So, yesterday, I took all 4 to the range as I've been mulling over selling the Bersa (after panic buying, I realized having cash is a good thing). Of course, I shot the best with the Bersa, and the Sig Pro was still low and left.
Out of 30 rounds, I hit an 8" circle at 12 yards over 90% of the time with the Bersa, Glock, and FNS. I hit the circle 70% of the time with the Sig (21 of 30). Should I allow more time for breaking it in, aim to the high left of the target, or should I be concerned? Again, I am not a pro.
Thank you.