M&P 2.0 WITH ITS FRIEND'S AT THE RANGE

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Went to the range today with three new guns my M&P 2.0 4 1/4,
Sig Legion 226, Ruger SR 1911, all 9mm the targets that I'am posting are all after firing 250 rds. I also shot My M&Pc and Shield
when you look at the targets the black circles a 2 3/4 inch the M&P2.0 target group is 5" but I had better groups then that much better but the were in the range can before I decided to keep any
the 2.0 trigger is ten times better then the first M&P F/S that I traded on this one that being said I stop at my LGS on the way home and traded the new 2.0 for a M&P 2.0 FDE 5" should get
it tomorrow
 

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I've seen several posts now on several forums and none of them are inspiring confidence about the accuracy of the 2.0.
 
SickMAK90 said:
I've seen several posts now on several forums and none of them are inspiring confidence about the accuracy of the 2.0.
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Don't go by the group I pictured that was more me. I think its a
major improvement over the first one I had that was made in 2013. I had better groups then that.
 
SickMAK90 said:
I've seen several posts now on several forums and none of them are inspiring confidence about the accuracy of the 2.0.
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I would not judge the "accuracy" of any pistol based on the results of persons unknown! Let's face it...there are many who just don't shoot well...especially a gun they've never shot. On the other hand my son-in-law can really shoot so if he told me a particular gun was hard to hit with then I can give that opinion some weight knowing the source.

You would be hard pressed to find a gun that didn't shoot "accurately" at standard pistol distances...but due to ergonomics, sights, trigger quality, ect. some are easier to shoot well with than others. A person may shoot a good 1911 very well but not shoot well with a revolver in DA. That doesn't mean the revolver isn't "accurate".

I can recall several times at the range when a young person shooting a Glock (or other fantastic plastic) borrowed one of my 3rd gens just to give it a try. Having never shot one before they almost always spray bullets all over the target yet I can put up a ragged hole with that same gun. I guarantee that person later claimed to his friends that those old Smiths aren't "accurate". Bullets pretty much hit where the barrel is pointed at the time they exit. JMHO.;)
 
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Jeez!! No Legion here, but have the M&P9C, Shield, and SR1911 CMD.

Despite the criticism, a great range session!!!
 
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