Just bought this one last year. Always wanted a 1911 and bought this one on the recommendatoin of a friend in the Bureau. First time out she put 3 in the 9, 4 in the 10 and 28 in the X - great shooter.
A new one ...
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Very nice! :drool:
Mitch
BOM 2/09-Keeper BOTtLe
I love the 1911's. My favorite is a Para P-14 limited with a little work (didn't need much)
What size targets and at what range are you shooting, your statement dosn't tell much, could be an archery target at three feet.:dunno:
What size targets and at what range are you shooting, your statement dosn't tell much, could be an archery target at three feet.:dunno:
Hi Mitch,
I can tell you and I are going to be great friends on this site (defense/offense weapon post).
The statement refers the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board qualification course of fire. From the 7, 10 and 25 yard lines - 9 ring is 8"x11.5", the 10 ring is 4"x6" and the X ring is 2"x3".
later,
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Very nice, I have a soft spot in my heart for 1911's.
so jealous
Mitch
BOM 2/09-Keeper BOTtLe
Not bad shooting at all, and you forgot to mention it is a timed course no doubt, with forced reloads and maybe some off hand shooting as well?Hi Mitch,
I can tell you and I are going to be great friends on this site (defense/offense weapon post).
The statement refers the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board qualification course of fire. From the 7, 10 and 25 yard lines - 9 ring is 8"x11.5", the 10 ring is 4"x6" and the X ring is 2"x3".
later,
I'm a desk jocky now, but in my day I owned some bragging rights. If you look back in my old posts you'll see some other rants on tactics and such.
That's the one ... one of the best out of the box weapons I've owned. No tuning, upgrading or smithing required. My buddy that I mention up front carries the Pro model, but that piece runs right at $2,500 - didn't want to lay out that much and the Operator works just fine.
later,