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September 23, 1999, 07:42 PM | #1 |
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Join Date: September 14, 1999
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Hi folks,
Well i've got my 1911,its a used 70's series,already built(trigger,hammer&sear,slide,&safty)and want to get into pin shooting. I've been practicing shooting five pins off a table,trying to get smoother and faster.and read several web sites,can anybody give me advice,or tips?Keep in mind,I've shot rifles for a while,but this is my first handgun. thanks Matt |
September 25, 1999, 09:39 AM | #2 |
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Join Date: February 20, 1999
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Breathe, relax, aim, sight, squeeze (BRASS).
The two components of pistol-shooting are sight picture and trigger control. ------------------ "All my ammo is factory ammo" |
September 26, 1999, 06:56 AM | #3 |
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Matt, we recently discussed this on my board & I think a nice intermediate bullet is the way to go.
All the USA magazine articles seem to lean toward the biggest fastest bullet you can load but IMHO the muzzle flip & recoil ain't worth it ! Try getting a 175 - 185gr LSWC going 750 - 850fps & see how your times go. Works for me. Drop by & chat with the gang. ------------------ "The Gun from Down Under !" http://www.para1911fanclub.w3.to/ Alternate E-mail [email protected] |
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