Most accurate 9mm for duty class

[pineappleshooter]

Clamp ANY gun into a bench rest and fire a group. Now take it out of the rest and you fire it. The bench rest wins every time, every gun.

ALL guns are capable of more accuracy than you are.


Sgt Lumpy

What part of this is confusing? Human vs bench rest with the same gun - rest wins every time.

 

[Roly]

Hey Mark,
I think the two biggest factors to consider are how well does the gun fit you, and how much trigger time can you afford!

I have shot several Duty Match scores north of 1490-100X with my Sig 220 but have still not bested my 1495-125x shot with a
Glock 21.

Hope this helps. See you at the Firing Line!

 

[Ranger514]

Although I've never used the E2 grip, some folks really think highly of the improved ergonomics available with some of the popular Sig models. You might want to see if you can try one out before you make your final decision.

P226 E2

 

[SpartanM39]

Mr Lumpy ...
You can put your favorite Hi Point in a clamp and I'll bring my 41.
I have a feeling not all guns in a rest are more accurate than a gun in the hand.

It's a good thing feelings don't influence a bullet other then through the movements of a hand. And clamps have no feelings.

 

[Dirtynails]

The Walther look interesting... have you shot a Sig 210? I shot one years ago and was very impressed.

 

[WR Moore]

What part of this is confusing? Human vs bench rest with the same gun - rest wins every time.

Not quite. I'm not a devotee of the Ransom Rest, but I've been advised that the poly framed guns can "present issues" when fired fired in a rest. It seems they squirm about. I'll conceed the difference may be slight and Ransom or others may have solved the problem