I liked mine, but it wasn't my most accurate gun due to the heavy trigger. Takes a lot of practice. Switched to a Shield. I'd like to find a DA/SA with the same dimensions as the P938.
Dad got his 26. He did do much better with it. Only jerked maybe 1/3 of the shots in the dirt, not all of them. This is on a stand up torso target about 4-6' height, 10-15 yards. Another issue with 938 as someone else stated was it was picky and would failure to feed frequently if it was even a tiny bit dirty. Obviously not a problem with the Glock. Now I just need to figure out how to talk him into letting me get the 938 out of his safe and into mine.
I shot my wife's 938 this afternoon at our burn barrels. At 7 yds I put 5 rounds into a 2" group just about as fast as the trigger could be pulled. Strong hand only, no support hand. Its a sweet shooter.
One handed, fast as you could shoot, at 7 yards (21ft) and put 5 rds in a 2in group. From a gun with a 3in barrel.......... Id have to see that before id believe it.
Your welcome to come watch it again. I do have a little background in competition shooting. If you would have quoted it correctly, it would have came out "just about as fast " for the record.
I shoot better than I read, But still, I have shot comp more than a few times and id have to say even at "just about as fast" still sounds like a tall tail out of a gun with a 3 inch barrel. Get a vid next time, would love to see ya do that, and would have to say Id be very impressed
Video's can be altered. Your welcome to come shoot with me any time.
3" gun or not I have no doubt Dennis speaks the truth because I know what my 938 is capable of, and...well it's Dennis. I shoot mine mostly on the steel challenge range for fun and practice but if I were in a competition I would rather shoot it than my glock 19. Round capacity and manual safety are the only reasons it is not my first carry choice.
Thanks for the invite, and id do that if PC wasn't so far
We have a really nice range here. 4, 25 yd pistol bays , a 50 yd covered bay, 100 yd covered bay and a 300 yd bay that will be covered in the future.
http://poncarpc.org/
