johnnywitt

Since I only have the S&W 945 and a HK P7, both of which are not really all that suitable for competition. It looks like most accomplished shooters end up with an S_I gun, or the Glocks. How many accomplished shooters out there are doing well with a Glock. I can get a LEO discount on them so it would be a lot less money. I just want to start out with a decent gun that won't hold me back too much as I improve. This would be the time now to decide on a 1911 platform, or the Glock. Both fit my hand.

Ok, too bad for me. I've had this gun for 11 years now and I like it and shoot well with it. I guess I'll probably sell it and get a 1911 single stack. Any reccomendations in the <2k category in a 9mm, or will I have to spend a little more to get a top of the line pistol. I shoot subguns and I'm going to have to start reloading. It would be easier to standardize on one main pistol caliber.

Anybody see anybody use a S&W PC945 competitively? I'm just wondering how this gun stacks up in competition. I have one and shoot it pretty well. It's just like a 1911 except for the grip angle is slightly less. I guess leather is going to be a problem. Probably have to go full custom. Thanks for any feedback on this weapon.

Bulk Pack: Dynapoints CCI Blazer Fed. Auto Match Winchester 333 Fed 550 Subs: Aguila 40gr or 38gr Hp Standard Velocity: Dynapoints Aguila 40gr Standard Vel CCI Standard Vel What runs good and accurately in one gun (even the exact same make and model) may not run good or accurately in the next gun. .22's are fickle that way.