The Lovely Harvey shot her Shield Plus today.
She started off shooting quite a bit to the right and was getting a little frustrated when, suddenly, something went "click" and she pulled her groups back centered.
First target, pulling to the right:
Second target once things started to click for her:
Decent grouping too!
I am sure she's fighting the "I used to be a better shot" gremlins because she has not shot regularly for almost a decade.
No malfunctions from the gun in the first 100 rounds. A good sign. It doesn't preclude future failures, of course, but at least it appears to be made correctly from the factory.
When I first shot my brand new 45 Shield, I had a hard time hitting the plates at 25 yards, and didn't do too well on paper at 7 yards while using my standard 200 grain hand loaded target ammo. The second time out with the 45 Shield and the same ammo, I couldn't miss. I whacked every 25 yard plate, and the 4 inch diameter hinged center on the small silhouette on the same rack every time. I think because it is a compact .45 ACP I had new gun jitters. At 7 yards from the low ready, on a silhouette target I repeatedly did a fast "2 in the heart, 1 in the mind" drill and was spot on.
ReplyDeletePractice, practice, practice.