Most accurate 9mm ??
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mrbentley57
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Are you entering in the Off Duty semi auto pistol division? if so then the barrel length can not exceed 3.5" That leaves a lot of 1911s and larger pistols like the CZ75B and my favorite 5906 out. Just wondering?
Beentown71
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Hard to top the Witness Elite Match for the price. The STI is a great choice also.
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Pukindog12
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For me it is my Walther P99 AS.
excelerater
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my CZ PCR is pretty accurate for me,I have been pretty good with my CZ75b 40 as well
Zhillsauditor
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I am waiting on a CZ Tactical Sport I just purchased. Then I'll let you know. Otherwise, I would have to say that I've been most accurate with my CZ P01, although the difference between it and the 92f I used to own was not much.
sirgilligan
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I like both the Browning Hi-Power and the CZ 85B. I have a S&W 659 and have shot my Dad's Ruger SR9. The S&W and Ruger does not fit my hand, nor point as well as the BHP or CZ. Hand fit, sights, and trigger are the main contributors for me, and when it comes to tight groups, it is the trigger.
All of these targets are free standing, two hand hold, no leaning or resting, and usually common range ammo.
BHP, 7 yards, 10 rds
BHP, 7 yrds, 10 rds
CZ 85B, 10 yrds, 10 rds, hand loads
CZ 85B, 15 yards, 15 rds
CZ 85B, 25 yards, 13 rds (target is mislabled, I wrote on the target before I loaded and ran it out there only to find I had 13 rounds left, took picture while it was still hanging)
Both firearms are factory stock, no trigger job, no sight changes, just regular service pistols.
I have no idea about target pistols or custom pistols.
All of these targets are free standing, two hand hold, no leaning or resting, and usually common range ammo.
BHP, 7 yards, 10 rds
BHP, 7 yrds, 10 rds
CZ 85B, 10 yrds, 10 rds, hand loads
CZ 85B, 15 yards, 15 rds
CZ 85B, 25 yards, 13 rds (target is mislabled, I wrote on the target before I loaded and ran it out there only to find I had 13 rounds left, took picture while it was still hanging)
Both firearms are factory stock, no trigger job, no sight changes, just regular service pistols.
I have no idea about target pistols or custom pistols.
Most accurate 9mm's in my safe...is a tossup between 2 guns....
a. Wilson Combat, 5" gun, 1911 obviously, in 9mm ...1" guarantee at 25 yds...and I shoot it a lot ...in any number of tactical drills...out of a holser, double taps, reloads, etc... A Protector model,in all stainless, with ambi safeties, mag well and night sights on it will cost you about $3,000. Mine has close to 40,000 rds thru it ( its about 5 yrs old ) and its still as accurate and as smooth as the day it came out of the box.
b. Sig 226 X-Five ...in 9mm or .40S&W...they are a single action only gun / depending on which version you buy. The top end one is around $ 2,300 or so, and it has an adjustable trigger in it. I have mine set at about 2.5 lbs... Its way to heavy to carry / its around 55 oz with a full mag in it...and its a high end - competition level gun / all stainless, wood grips. Nice gun....and a gun that will do a 1" group at 25 yds...
I lean toward the 1911 a little ...but I like the X-Five a lot as well.
a. Wilson Combat, 5" gun, 1911 obviously, in 9mm ...1" guarantee at 25 yds...and I shoot it a lot ...in any number of tactical drills...out of a holser, double taps, reloads, etc... A Protector model,in all stainless, with ambi safeties, mag well and night sights on it will cost you about $3,000. Mine has close to 40,000 rds thru it ( its about 5 yrs old ) and its still as accurate and as smooth as the day it came out of the box.
b. Sig 226 X-Five ...in 9mm or .40S&W...they are a single action only gun / depending on which version you buy. The top end one is around $ 2,300 or so, and it has an adjustable trigger in it. I have mine set at about 2.5 lbs... Its way to heavy to carry / its around 55 oz with a full mag in it...and its a high end - competition level gun / all stainless, wood grips. Nice gun....and a gun that will do a 1" group at 25 yds...
I lean toward the 1911 a little ...but I like the X-Five a lot as well.
My HK P7 is a nice gun and shoots pretty well, as evidenced by the target below, (6mags of 8 rounds each) ...
...but, accurate to me means rounds are close, if not touching. Accomplished with a HK USP Elite.
Most modern guns will shoot a fairly tight group in the hands of a good shot. I recently bought a GSG 1911-22 that produced a quarter sized group with the very first magazine. A really good gun, one that has consistently precise barrel to slide fit and a decent trigger, will produce a 1" group at 12-25 yards. The only variable should be the skill of the hand holding it.
...but, accurate to me means rounds are close, if not touching. Accomplished with a HK USP Elite.
Most modern guns will shoot a fairly tight group in the hands of a good shot. I recently bought a GSG 1911-22 that produced a quarter sized group with the very first magazine. A really good gun, one that has consistently precise barrel to slide fit and a decent trigger, will produce a 1" group at 12-25 yards. The only variable should be the skill of the hand holding it.
My three most accurate 9MM pistols are very close in accuracy, but the Browning Hi Power is easiest for me to shoot accurately. Somewhat in order they are:
Browning Hi Power - 1194 MK III Silver Chrome
HK P7M8 (or PSP, they're equal)
CZ-75B
All of these are bone stock with no mods whatsoever. A little trigger work on the BHP and 75B would make them even easier to shoot accurately.
Browning Hi Power - 1194 MK III Silver Chrome
HK P7M8 (or PSP, they're equal)
CZ-75B
All of these are bone stock with no mods whatsoever. A little trigger work on the BHP and 75B would make them even easier to shoot accurately.
sirgilligan
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I think that is called "precise".
Your photo shows both accuracy and precision.
If you group (all of the Points of Impact) are centered around the Point of Aim then the results are accurate. If the POI is off from the POA but the impacts are tight, it is precise.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accuracy_and_precision
scottycoyote
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ive never shot off sandbags or a rest with a pistol, but just shooting like i normally shoot id say hk usp, followed closely by a browning highpower
Jim Watson
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Been a while since I shot PPC but from talking to an active shooter, THE gun to have is a S&W PPC 1500. I don't know if they are still making them but if not, one is worth looking for. I watched him shoot the one he eventually bought in side by side comparison with other guns, including a 952, and it was substantially more accurate than any of them.
Otherwise you could go with a seriously accurized 9mm 1911oid.
Some of the well known mass produced guns mentioned here would do ok in the service pistol competition, but it takes more than a "nice gun" to keep up in the match pistol events.
Otherwise you could go with a seriously accurized 9mm 1911oid.
Some of the well known mass produced guns mentioned here would do ok in the service pistol competition, but it takes more than a "nice gun" to keep up in the match pistol events.
5R milspec
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what no love for a Springfield EMP.well I vote for the EMP mine shoots anything I feed it.or it has so fare.just no pics to back it up with.just plenty of people to speak fo it.
Jim Watson
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How does it do at 50 yards? On a B27 target with 4x6" ten ring.
That applies to anything discussed here.
PPC is a precision game, not quite as hard as bullseye, but almost.
One hole groups at 10 yards mean nothing; what will the gun (and ammo) do at 50 yards?
That applies to anything discussed here.
PPC is a precision game, not quite as hard as bullseye, but almost.
One hole groups at 10 yards mean nothing; what will the gun (and ammo) do at 50 yards?
Sharpsdressed Man
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"How does it do at 50 yards? On a B27 target with 4x6" ten ring.
That applies to anything discussed here.
PPC is a precision game, not quite as hard as bullseye, but almost.
One hole groups at 10 yards mean nothing; what will the gun (and ammo) do at 50 yards?" * ******************* TYPICALLY, about five times as large, all things being equal...................
That applies to anything discussed here.
PPC is a precision game, not quite as hard as bullseye, but almost.
One hole groups at 10 yards mean nothing; what will the gun (and ammo) do at 50 yards?" * ******************* TYPICALLY, about five times as large, all things being equal...................