Had about fifteen minutes to spare this morning, so I stopped at
an old gravel pit, on state land, and set up a target
All I had with me was a pre Model 30, 32 S&W Long, and a Model 63
no-dash 4". The 63 was predictably accurate. However, at 25', I tried the pre-30 with wadcutters, and got surprising results. SA, right hand & eye, 5" group high and right; SA left hand & left eye, 5" group, low and
right. Since I've been shooting my 642, I've been doing a lot of DA
practice, so I tried that. Got a 2" group high and close to center line!
After the first two groips (patterns), I hadn't expected anything good
to happen, but there it was. Don't quite understand the results, with
the excellent SA trigger, as opposed to the relatively heavy pull
in DA, but it could be because of the tight grip and the staging
that happens just before the trigger breaks.
Any comments? At least I didn't throw my shoulder out with
the recoil and patting myself on the back. For me, that was good
shooting.
TACC1

TACC1,
I don't see anything wrong with that.
A little good target pratice is good for the soul when it goes like that. I don't compete with other folks, I always compete with myslef, except when my partner and I were shooting for who'd buy dinner on mids.

Rule 303

"Good for the soul" is right! I always feel better after sending a few rounds downrange.
TACC1

My DA groups have been tightening up quite a bit since I started practicing with my 642. Here's results from my new 67: