This pistol is becoming one of my favorite CZ's.  It is tight, it functions 100%, and is extremely predictable even at long distances.  At 100 yards, the group size is dependent on my ability to place the dot in exactly the same spot on the target for each shot.  Pretty sure the gun is good for tighter groups than I am physically able to shoot.  Here are two 5 shot groups at 100 yards in a 5-10 mph variable crosswind at 8 o'clock.



I have had similar results with the P-10C and P-10S.  I love modern CNC manufacturing tolerances!  

Joe

Are you placing a second target above for an aiming point?

Excellent shooting however you do it.

Yeah but who really does this?   Most people can't  see a 100 yards. It's fun and all to show everybody.
But I would really like to see how accurate you could have been at 50 yards. It is good shooting for sure.
If you keep going I think you could walk in most of the bullets to the target.  Once you know where is is shooting you can use  Kentucky windage to make adjustments.  Have fun really.

Nice shooting.  Any mods to the trigger?

Run the plate rack at 100....

Thats a lot of fun,

Yes, on the aim point question,  a second B-8c target is perfect for an aim point roughly 8" above the target, when using a 2-3 moa red dot like a Holosun 507C or Burris FF3.  I do the same at 200 yards but use the 50 yard bullseye target and a stick to get it 4 feet above the target.  On a calm day.

Plate rack at 100 is fun.  

There are plenty of 50 yard standing single hand and 200 yard wrist rest pistol shooting videos on my YouTube channel, if anyone is interested in longer and shorter distances.  

The reason for the video is just to show folks that it isn't unreasonable to try long distances with a service pistol.  The modern manufacturing methods for even service pistols are so good now that the barrel lock up and tolerances are as tight as some custom bullseye pistols.

Here is a 200 yard session with the same pistol from today.  


 
Joe

Great shooting once again.

Nice shooting op.

I found a video I made 2 months ago shooting steel at 100 yards, seated single hand in the last half of the video.  This is probably as close to a plate rack as I'll be able to get at 100 yards.  



Joe

if you get near DFW, i have a spot we can run a plate rack @ 100y......you are officially invited

Thanks for the invite to DFW.  I am there often.  

I went back to the range on Sunday just to shoot steel.  Here is the result at 200 yards with the P-10F.



Joe

Here is the full version of the 200 yard paper target video from Friday, if anyone is interested.

This isn't as difficult as one may think, is my point.  You need a red dot, an aim point, and some skill in pulling the trigger without moving the gun.  And good eyesight.
Joe

Great shooting! Thanks for sharing the video.

Also the ability to estimate a hold for wind and drop.