Matt. You asked me earlier about my opinion on the accuracy of your bullets. Well, I took a workmate with me to the the range and I gave some Pistol Combat lessons. I took out several 45s.
STI 4.15 Tactical
Colt Series 70
Springfield Unlimited Class
Essex Arms build for 1995
<-- a sorry excuse for a 1911
I shot over 400 rounds that day and had ZERO failures. I thought for sure that the Essex Arms would have had several FTF but it ate up the ammo like it was starving!
Part of my training was to remind the shooter "not be concerned with grouping your shots so tight. It's combat shooting. Rapid successions and a grouping of 8" or less is acceptable. This covers the center mass of most aggressors.
Well, I had trouble "not" grouping. Every one of my guns shot between 2" and 2.5" groups @ 15yds. The only time I had a larger group was when we were shooting on the move and doing reload drills. It made teaching class difficult, as I had trouble making my point!
So, I guess your bullets are pretty darn accurate. Almost "too" accurate. HA HA HA.
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