I have fond memories and hateful memories of my 52-2. I had many high 90 scores in bullseye with it, but could just as easy have disaster. When I was "on", I could hold fine, but when I was off, any little problem could make a 10 into a 7. I would seldom get a 9, but I would blow one into the 7. Whenever I had one of those days, I would get out the sandbags, and prove it wasn't the gun it was me. Eventually I found the 1911 more forgiving, and my miscues could often be 9's and not 7's. That's when I parted company with the 52.

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H Richard
SWCA1967 SWHF244