Colt .22lr pistol
S&W 60-3 pro .357
S&W 21 44 special
S&W 1917 repro .45 acp
USFA .45LC
Rohrbaugh 9mm
GSG-5 .22lr
First up was the S&W .45acp - shot at 15 yards, 25 yards, then 7 yards. What a blast to shoot, quick to reload, and wonderfully accurate, shooting 1.5 inch groups at 7 yards, and about 3 inches at 15, 4 inches at 25 yards. Most of the spread was because of the open sights and me not gaining the same sight picture. Overall , a great shoot.
Next up was the .44 special. Wow, a very kewl pistol. shot at 15 yards. VERY accurate and easy to shoot. However, I think I will offer this one up for sale or trade because I don't need to do the reloading for another caliber.
Next up was the USFA .45lc - shoots as well as the .44 special. Very nice firearm and I enjoy it. Gonna keep this one for now. Its my last .45 lc and I gotta keep one of those to go with my levers.
The .357 model 60 was next. I really like this pistol and it is a wonderful companion to the 92. I only shot it at 7 and 10 yards, keeping the handloads at 1.5 inches for 5 shots.
Went to the GSG next and shot it in at 25 yards. about 8 clips went down range
I decided to stop after that, leaving the colt and rohrbaugh un shot today. The main purpose was to decide between the three 40 somethings -
I will post the .44 special on the classified. I have in mind to trade for a .357 out of Smiths performance shops. Anyone out there got one for trade - either a 627, or 686 performance models 5, 51/2 either 7 or 8 shot?
