SD9 Accuracy

[Fat B]

Looks like my practicing and dry firing has been paying off. I warm up at the range by shooting 12 shots at 2" circles at 15 feet. I have to say that my SD9 shoots more accurately than I do. I usually have a flier or two but today I hit them all in the circles which makes me a happy camper. I'm not claiming to be a sharpshooter by any means and I recognize that many people here that have skills beyond what I'll ever have. Still, it's a good feeling to get the sense of getting better. Nice way to start the shooting session.

Notice the source for the target. Thanks block owners!

 

[CGhelofxr]

Very nice, by chance do you have the APEX spring kit installed

 

[Fat B]

Yes I have the apex kit, I forgot to meantion that. The tigger travel on the SD is pretty long, by design I've heard, so a lighter trigger pull helps out a lot. With the installation of the kit my trigger pull went from 8.5# to about a little over 6 pounds. That gun sure makes you concentrate on good mechanics.

 

[gejoslin]

practicing and dry firing

Looks like my practicing and dry firing has been paying off. I warm up at the range by shooting 12 shots at 2" circles at 15 feet. I have to say that my SD9 shoots more accurately than I do. I usually have a flier or two but today I hit them all in the circles which makes me a happy camper. I'm not claiming to be a sharpshooter by any means and I recognize that many people here that have skills beyond what I'll ever have. Still, it's a good feeling to get the sense of getting better. Nice way to start the shooting session.

Nice! You know what they say " practice makes perfect!"

 

[mlk18]

Good stuff! Gotta love Apex and the SD9!