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I was at the range Saturday trying out the new Viridian Green Laser on my Glock 21, and was it was shooting rather well at 25 yards, except for a slight drift problem.
I switched to my Sig Sauer P225 and was putting every bullet on the target, when the guy next to me asked for help. He had bought a new Jimenez Arms 9mm pistol, and had gone through a box of ammo without putting a single hole in the paper target.
I gave him some pointers, then watched him closely. It was horrifying to see a gun scattering bullets everywhere like that. I asked him to let me try, and somehow managed to put two bullets from an entire clip on the target; but they were nowhere near each other. The trigger pull was about 7 pounds, and a month long. The rear adjustable sights were very adjustable; just take your finger and move them from side to side.
Poor guy is screwed, as you can't take guns back. I left the range with a renewed appreciation for my Colts, Rugers, Sigs, Glocks and High Standards......
I switched to my Sig Sauer P225 and was putting every bullet on the target, when the guy next to me asked for help. He had bought a new Jimenez Arms 9mm pistol, and had gone through a box of ammo without putting a single hole in the paper target.
I gave him some pointers, then watched him closely. It was horrifying to see a gun scattering bullets everywhere like that. I asked him to let me try, and somehow managed to put two bullets from an entire clip on the target; but they were nowhere near each other. The trigger pull was about 7 pounds, and a month long. The rear adjustable sights were very adjustable; just take your finger and move them from side to side.
Poor guy is screwed, as you can't take guns back. I left the range with a renewed appreciation for my Colts, Rugers, Sigs, Glocks and High Standards......