Dang Xd-9, might want to do some dryfire drills, Or let me borrow your gun and some ammo to test for accuracy. JK, I'll be getting of my own soon.
I just took my GP out for the first time today, put 50 rounds through it all 38spl, I don't have any .357 right now. Everything I shot was low and to the right, so that means it's a straight shooter because EVERY handgun I shoot is low and to the right.
I am now completely satisfied with my purchase and need to go clean it again. That WWB sure dirtied it up good.
DA or SA?? If DA then you are hammering the trigger. If its SA your anticipating recoil. Just slow down.
http://www.reloadbench.com/pdf/files/TargetRightHanded.pdf
From the Tulsa bunch that came in today
just traded for one, pics later (unless trade falls through)
Got mine a few days ago from the batch sale. Im pretty new to guns. I have a stainless gp100 and wondering what would be the best way to polish this gun. I have a dremel tool but just kinda curious on what polish i should use. Also got a cheap cleaning kit at walmart with the brass rods that connect and and learning that might have been a mistake purchase. Any cleaning kits you guys might suggest? I have a few rifles and have shot each of them maybe 2 to 3x each and think it might be time to clean them. (sks, mosin nagant, ruger 10/22, magtech .22, ruger SR9.) thanks in advance
I used Mequaris Mag & Aluminum poish on mine. I dremel will work great but will just take time. I used my 18v cordless drill and a mni ball. With the mini ball it only took about 30 minutes. I will add pictures soon.
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North East OK
- For Sale
- Sub Category: Handguns
- Sale Price: 1600$
- Caliber: 9 and 45
