I have fired one of these a few times, and I cannot seem to hit the broad side of a barn, but that is with no practice. I realize what they are intended for. I am also not real fond of the recoil. To me there are just so many better choices out there for a CCW and target shooting. I just could not see putting myself through the exercises and dry firing time to learn to be better with it. However, if I were serious about carrying or wanting to be proficient with one of these, I would do several things, such as load a lighter bullet for less recoil, remove the grooves from the trigger, have the action polished out, have the cylinder air spun with a super light polishing paste, till it spins freely, and have the spring replaced with a coil spring with the proper tension. Just my .02