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Posted: 4/8/2015 10:47:13 AM EDT
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Looking at the results of last year's P100 Pistol Match, the high 1911 shooter placed 3rd overall and the next highest placed 13th. Unless I'm missing something, the data seems to support the M9 being better for competition. I chatted briefly with the Marine that placed second in that match (we were in the same barracks). It was his opinion that the M1911 was a better pistol, but the 9MM was a far better round. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yeah, I think over the past day I've come to the conclusion/realization that I'm going to need to get a 92 built.  You might try getting a KKM barrel and getting a bushing installed. It should give you a decent improvement in accuracy! Of course I don't know what kind of groups you're looking for either... The trigger on the 1911 is much better. The M9 was viable when 1911s had to shoot 230s. With 185s at 50, accuracy is a wash and trigger is the decider. Looking at the results of last year's P100 Pistol Match, the high 1911 shooter placed 3rd overall and the next highest placed 13th. Unless I'm missing something, the data seems to support the M9 being better for competition. I chatted briefly with the Marine that placed second in that match (we were in the same barracks). It was his opinion that the M1911 was a better pistol, but the 9MM was a far better round. Last year, guys were still using hardball ammo. Jonathan Shue is the Marine in question. Most guys shooting the Beretta were ordered to do so. If they were ordered to shoot the 1911, the same guys would still win. The 1911 will regain its dominance now that 185 Noslers are legal ammo. |
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