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What's the flattest shooting 9mm pistol you have shot?
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Last: 7 mo ago by Central Committee
CZ Shadow 2. There are probably better, but haven't shot them.
CZ Tactical
Sig p226 mk25
H&K P7
Guns I own- a Sig p226
Guns I've shot- a Walther Q5 match.
Gun I want - a Beretta PX4 Storm with the longer barrel.
Guns I've shot- a Walther Q5 match.
Gun I want - a Beretta PX4 Storm with the longer barrel.
CZ Phantom. I haven't shot the Shadow 2 but can't imagine it's not as soft and flat shooting as my old Phantom.
I could hit a target ball at 50 yards with that thing. Great guns.
I could hit a target ball at 50 yards with that thing. Great guns.
Sig 226 and 229
When the truth comes out, do not ask me how I knew.
Ask yourself why you did not.
Ask yourself why you did not.
Colt Mark IV Series 70 1911 in 9mm.
Kimber Stainless Gold Match II in 9mm.
Both of them in the full size 1911 frame weight are superior to my SIG 226 imo.
Kimber Stainless Gold Match II in 9mm.
Both of them in the full size 1911 frame weight are superior to my SIG 226 imo.
Is that a regular 9 or 9 major? I didn't think regular 9 had enough gas to power a comp.
Who are you asking the question to?
If in regards to the Colt and Kimber, they were manufactured to shoot 9mm and both shoot very fine.
If in regards to the Colt and Kimber, they were manufactured to shoot 9mm and both shoot very fine.
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Those guns are insanely cool.
As for practical guns I have wanted a PX4 Storm to send to Landon Tactical. I never got one because, well, they are uglier than a lever action rifle with rails. But by all accounts they are the flattest shooting common 9mm.
As for practical guns I have wanted a PX4 Storm to send to Landon Tactical. I never got one because, well, they are uglier than a lever action rifle with rails. But by all accounts they are the flattest shooting common 9mm.
Anything full size and 9mm is pretty dang soft and flat.
Heavier is better, so something like a Shadow 2 is absolutely softer than a G17.
Comps/ports can make it even flatter.
But the reason guns don't shoot flat for most people has very little to do with the gun and everything to do with their grip.
A shooter with good grip fundamentals can make a stock glock 17 shoot "flatter" than a bad shooter with a tricked out comp'd gun like the ones in OPs video
Heavier is better, so something like a Shadow 2 is absolutely softer than a G17.
Comps/ports can make it even flatter.
But the reason guns don't shoot flat for most people has very little to do with the gun and everything to do with their grip.
A shooter with good grip fundamentals can make a stock glock 17 shoot "flatter" than a bad shooter with a tricked out comp'd gun like the ones in OPs video
9mm 1911.
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9mm 1911.
On my short list.
So is the Browning 1911 in .380. That thing is supposed to be nails.
Kimber Rapide 1911 5" and Springfield Prodigy 5" are probably the flattest I own. Rapide has a brake on it which helps and the Prodigy has enough weight to keep it down.
SIG P320 full size with a comp on the end.
'Unadjusted' I would say the HK P30LS. Very, very accurate out of the box.
'Unadjusted' I would say the HK P30LS. Very, very accurate out of the box.
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