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CZ PISTOL CLUBS => CZ75, 75b, 75 SAO inc the Transitional => Topic started by: jgalloway79 on March 10, 2012, 03:26:00 PM
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well i finally made it out to the range today, and all i can say is wow! this pistol is sooo sweet. very consistant at 15-20 yards. i'm no pistoleer, but after getting it dialed in it grouping wasn't that hard. seemed to pull just a little left (target should have been rotated left 90 degrees in pic). very nice pistol, though. 100 rounds of winchester 115gr and 150 rounds of federal champion 115gr and not a single hiccup. no ftf, no jams, no stovepipes- nada. performed beautifully. now i'm ready to go put another 1000 rounds through it! 8)
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Dang, that's one mean nasty ragged hole there once you dialed it in! Nothing like some good clean pistol fun to while away a day :)
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Nothing better than being able to see through that one big hole.
You might find this of use: I've tried several and recommend #100-49 with a 1" red bull and 1" grid. http://targetz.com/targets04.htm
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Yes, obviously a real 'OUCH!' moment for any aggressor.
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Good shooting. If I had to guess, I would say that your shot group indicates that you are right-handed. If that is the case, I suggest that you shoot some more and get used to the trigger, before you make adjustments to the sights.
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Good shooting. If I had to guess, I would say that your shot group indicates that you are right-handed. If that is the case, I suggest that you shoot some more and get used to the trigger, before you make adjustments to the sights.
This is good advice. I had each arm (one at a time, thank God) in a sling for 6 weeks earlier this year. When I started shooting again, it was like I had never shot a pistol before. I left the sights alone because they were perfect before the shoulder surgeries. First trip to the range after getting out of the sling, I thought, dang, how did those sights move? Several hundred rounds later, miraculously, the sights fixed themselves, on several pistols no less!
And I could shoot weak hand as well as strong hand. But, at first, I pushed the left handed shots low right. It wasn't the sights, which were dead on when shooting right handed. Eventually I got to where the sights were perfect again, shooting with either hand. Imagine that. A very good education for me and my trigger finger(s).
Joe
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I coach the range on my job. 8) It' s so funny when "guys" come to me complaining about their sights or weapon. ;D Women mostly have to learn to shoot and build up their hand/arm strength some. :( Guys usually have bad habits to UNLEARN. We went through a tactical firing course and you should have heard everyone complain! "I don't shoot like that, NO one shoots like that, I don't LIKE to shoot like that", to name a few! O0 I can take the same pistol (we all carry Army M9's), shoot and QUALIFY with it any way I'm shown using 50 rounds NO practice. ::) I hear "the sights are off, it shoots right or left, high or low", just to name a few excuses. :-\ Everyone forgets sight alignment, sight picture and trigger control! Also PROPPER lubrication and cleaing of the pistol! I won't even mention problems with left eye shooting right handed or right eye/left hand problems. Funny, when I shoot weak hand (left), it doesn't matter if I use my right eye. ;) Remeber the basics and as your shoulders get used to shooting again, your groups WILL get better. ;)