After 12 days away from the shooting range including a week worrying about the fires in the mountains of New Mexico, I tried to shoot the P-10S on Tuesday of this week. I got in some trigger time, but couldn't shoot very well after the layoff. I also had forgotten how to operate my cameras. When I got home, after a day of sulking in shame, I decided I needed to return to the range and redeem myself.
So, this morning I returned to the 100 yard range, set up my cameras, got out the P-10S, shot 10 rounds and decided maybe shooting the P-10S wasn't a good choice after a two week layoff and that I needed to shoot the F or C, both of which I brought just in case I concluded I wasn't ready for the S.
So I got out the P-10C, cased up the P-10S, took 10 shots on the P-10S target, went 2 clicks down on the red dot, put up a fresh target, taped up the P-10S shotgun blast, and proceeded to shoot my P-10C, with a little more confidence than I had with the P-10S.
The first 10 rounds were not great but promising, and I was loving the trigger and feel of the 4" pistol. So I shot 10 more rounds on Target 2, as shown in the one minute video below.
https://youtu.be/SqyleKrri-wI think I'll be OK again next Tuesday, when I plan on shooting the C again. Another good result with the C and I'll go the F, and THEN to the S...maybe.
This is fun, at least when I am shooting well. It is never easy.
Joe L