My Glock 30, thing is scary accurate, but apparently most are... There are all kinds of threads about it, Massad Ayoob says his G30 is the most accurate Glock he owns.
3" smith & Wesson 686
Every Glock I've ever owned, all G21's plus my sisters G30SF, have been extremely accurate. I don't know if it has to do with rifling or what but they sure are accurate.
It's a tie between my Beretta M92 Centurion, Browning Hi-Power, and Colt 1911 Gold Cup National 70 series.
Most accurate, I'm not sure.
The ones I did the best with before I lost them in a terrible boating accident (tragic I know, and all too common in Oklahoma) were a cheesy old F.I.E. Western Duo .22 and a Ruger Standard.
I'm still traumatized because I loved them all and they were so young.
The ones I did the best with before I lost them in a terrible boating accident (tragic I know, and all too common in Oklahoma) were a cheesy old F.I.E. Western Duo .22 and a Ruger Standard.
I'm still traumatized because I loved them all and they were so young.
Browning hi power. Shoots better than I do...
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S&w 25-2
My S&W 610 in 10MM. this revolver will make anyone shoot like a pro.
I just realized I didn't know Smith had made a 10mm revolver. Sounds like you've got quite a jewel there.
Three, tied for first place--Ruger Redhawk and Super Redhawk in .44 Mag (not with .44 special!) and Ruger Super Redhawk in .454 Casull (and with .45 Colt). All three have 7 1/2 inch barrels. My arthritic thumb is beginning to complain a little.
The supers are scoped, and I can hit a tennis ball out to about 40 yards. The regular Redhawk has open sights, but is lots faster to deploy when needed.
The supers are scoped, and I can hit a tennis ball out to about 40 yards. The regular Redhawk has open sights, but is lots faster to deploy when needed.
