"But of course," I replied.
The "reason" was his new-to-him S&W 39-2. If you find that you want a Model 39-2 and can't find one, it's because Willard is collecting them. All of them.
Note the Hydra-Shok® 147gr JHP's (P9HS2). Best ammo ever made, no improvement possible... (wink wink nudge nudge).
It shoots. Unlike the double stacked 1st Gen S&W autos, the 39 feels right in my hand. Trigger is nice, it doesn't weigh a ton, groups well... What's not to like? All you're really giving up is magazine capacity. He found this one in a pawn shop for $350.
I took the M&P 9 out to see if it shot differently with the Surefire X200 on it.
Nope, shoots just the same. Point of impact was shifted a bit left because the sights are regulated for 115gr and I was shooting the 124gr. Supposedly my revision M&P has the wrong rifling for heavy rounds, must mean heavier than this. The shift is more pronounced with 135gr Hornady Critical Duty +P.
Yes, this whimsical target was fun to shoot at! Just 7 yards, because... heck I dunno.
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