Posted: 7/24/2009 6:52:28 PM EDT
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How does you PM9 group? Pics as always would be awesome.
From 10 yards, supported with Blazer Brass I managed to fill 3 shot in less than a nickel (forgot camera)....the other 4 shots...well that opened up a little. hahahaha |
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How does you PM9 group? Pics as always would be awesome. From 10 yards, supported with Blazer Brass I managed to fill 3 shot in less than a nickel (forgot camera)....the other 4 shots...well that opened up a little. hahahaha that is excellent. I cannot shoot mine that good, restor no rest, but it shoots great for me and my target of choice is the FBI "Q" target and I can keep every shoot well within that target.. Some poeple are also just good shooters, and then there are the average "joes" like me.. |
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Thanks, but I think it was a fluke. The second 7 I sent down supported wasn't anything like the first. What is a common 10 yard grouping for the PM9? My GF (her carry piece) was frustrated her groups were 4-6". as u and ur GF are findingout the PM9 has a looooong trigger pull and it takes rounds down range to get acustomed to it. It is there by design but still takes a learning curve to. Personally at 10 yards a 4" group withthe PM9 is darn good. Again this is not a target gun, 3" bbl,loooong triger makes it what it is. A pure 100% defense close up gun. If youcan keep 4" groupss at 10ayrds, feel good about it. I have over 20,000 rounds thrugh my pM9 and 4' groups at 10 yards for me (age 66) is darn good...Great guns, just respect them for what they are. |
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I can post some pics of shot-up targets with the PM9. Is there a way to attach pictures to this post? I don't have a URL link. Pictures can be uploaded from camera. The pics are not on a web-site. No need to post for me, I believe what you are stating. Kahrs willshoot good groups, The shooter has to do his part and there are some good shooters and then there is "Porsche". who would brag about a 4" group at 10 yards, where as some might be unhappy.. |