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robgump · July 16, 2005, 11:36 PM

(I was at Bond when you got yours. I believe we sent you some ammo as well?)
Assuming one is using the proper downward trigger "pull"...
The accuracy is a result of not allowing the muscle tension of the trigger hand to pull the gun off target. This is NOT an ergonomic design. Trajectory is less of a problem when shooting HIGH velocity loads due to reduction of dwell time in the barrel.
The two .45's impacting the target at the same place @25 yards using the same bore, was 85 gr BondSuper ammo.

The following results were from single hand shots...
Using 230 gr Remington ball @ 21 ft. upper and lower barrel impact points measured 8" center to center. BondSuper ammo hits measured .5" (1/2 inch) center to center.

July 16, 2005, 11:36 PM	#8
robgump Junior Member Join Date: July 12, 2005 Posts: 2	(I was at Bond when you got yours. I believe we sent you some ammo as well?) Assuming one is using the proper downward trigger "pull"... The accuracy is a result of not allowing the muscle tension of the trigger hand to pull the gun off target. This is NOT an ergonomic design. Trajectory is less of a problem when shooting HIGH velocity loads due to reduction of dwell time in the barrel. The two .45's impacting the target at the same place @25 yards using the same bore, was 85 gr BondSuper ammo. The following results were from single hand shots... Using 230 gr Remington ball @ 21 ft. upper and lower barrel impact points measured 8" center to center. BondSuper ammo hits measured .5" (1/2 inch) center to center.