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Thread: Forgive me, for I have sinnned.... (polymer guns aren't precise enough)

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    Forgive me, for I have sinnned.... (polymer guns aren't precise enough)

    I have tried to use handguns other than 1911s.

    I tried to use the S&W M&P series, thinking if I saw enough military personnel using them, they might be worthy. But, the trigger sucks too much, and the accuracy on my MP9 is just laugh worthy.


    I kept telling myself, that the side arm for a rifle backup didn't need to be 'accurate', I just needed 'MOAR bullets', if I were ever in a situation that required a rifle. But, I just can't stand the trigger, and the lack of being able to hit a hit target (8 inch groups at 15 yards) for a 'hostage situation at 15 yards' is just against what I believe in.

    Forgive me for ever considering a weapon other than 1911s. Forgive me for having 'quantity envy'

    ---- An elegant weapon, for a more civilized age . . .

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    It ain't the arrow. 1911's can be very accurate pistols. So can many others.

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    "It aint the arrow"

    Actually, in this case, it is

    MP9C (groups acceptably for a polymer gun)
    MP45 (groups less acceptably, but still ok, could use a DCAEK trigger)
    MP9 (OMG what a piece of crap, sure it will shoot, but 'where exactly where it shoot')

    And I pick up my Kimber, (able to shoot out the orange target sticker as a group)
    pick up my cared for springfield A1 (able to shoot out another orange target sticker as a group)
    pick up a used springfield TRP that I've never actually fired before today (able to shoot out another 1 inch orange target sticker as a group)

    Try MP series, looks like shotgun blasts..... yich


    It's the arrow.

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    I shoot business cards at 10 yards and half size index cards at 15 yds with my MP9FS...to each his own

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    Last edited by Tennvol12345; 12-28-12 at 16:59.

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    Try a PPQ. I dare ya
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tennvol12345 View Post
    I shoot business cards at 10 yards and half size index cards with my MP9FS...to each his own

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    Good for you. You have a good one. Now take the 3 different S&W weapons I have,and realize the wide variation in precision in each. I had hoped to get one as precise as yours, I did not. Now I have to deal with S&W warranty service to try to get one more precise.

    Go buy 3 more yourself, and see how precise each one is.

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    With the right ammunition, I would think any quality firearm should group 4" at 25 yards. Try different ammunition. If that doesn't work, ask S&W to take a look at it.

    If you like plastic, there are other options. My Glock 22 will keep most shots inside the 8 ring on a B-27 silhouette target at 100 yards. The groups don't look pretty, but it's close enough for government work.
    Last edited by 7 RING; 12-28-12 at 17:11.

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    Try a PPQ or a HK.

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    What are we talking about?
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    Certain platforms fit different people better. I wanted and HK 9mm pistol, but once I handled them, I wasn't impressed. I have carried a 5" SA Loaded, then Sig 226 Navy, Sig 229, Glock 19, and now I'm back to a 1911 only in a Commander size now.

    There must be a reason they have been around for 101 years?? Sometimes old and outdated still do better than the latest and greatest.

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