Range Ability with Your Handgun(s)

[MilitantBEEMER]

Im pretty good with a rifle but terrible with a handgun and shotgun

I am as good a marksman as James Caan in El Dorado. (just not as handsome or well off )

 

[GIJROB]

I put a life sized cardboard coyote cut-out a friend made me out at 200yds and shot at it with a bone stock CZ75bd, off hand using 115gn win ball, and hit it 3 or 4 times out of a full mag (16rds).

In my defence I was paying just as much attention to where my empties went, and retrieved each piece of brass after each shot.

I just lay a tarp down if I'm collecting brass.

 

[Norman]

I usually shoot a Glock 45 with a MRDS. My best score on the PPC Match 5 is a 581/600. I’m almost 100% at 100 yards slow fire, but fall to about 75% at 150 and 200 depends on the day. Those are on on IDPA sized steel targets. As far as speed, depends on the drill. I’m well within the Sage Cadence Standards. Those are a bit easier since you start aimed in with trigger finger indexed. 7 rounds in: 1.5 seconds @ 3 yards, 1.9 seconds @ 5 yards and 2.4 seconds @ 7. All to the A zone.

 

[gerhard1]

Five yards all DA with my S&W 681.

The first time in over two years of ANY shooting.

 

[JeffT]

Is that humanly possible? Kinda like me watching Tiger Woods play tournament golf. I wanted to quit playing right then. Way too hard to follow that act !

I shot Steel Challenge at OKCGC yesterday, we had several runs on our squad on smoke and hope that were low 2 seconds, a couple below 2. Best I could get was low 3’s.
You can go to PractiScore.com and look up OKCGC August Steel Challenge and look at all the times.

 

[GC7]

There used to be a guy here who had a custom lime green M&P and could put all rounds in the same hole. He kept getting MRSA and was always in the hospital and I haven't seen him since then.

 

[dennishoddy]

I shot USPSA and steel challenge for 10 or so years. Travel too much to do that any more.
Never broke 2 seconds on steel challenge. 2.1 was tops. B class in USPSA, A class in Steel Challenge.
Won 19th in the world championship of steel challenge for a peak. We have members that have won 1st place and are grand masters in their discipline which is an amazing pinnacle of the shooting sports.

 

[SKATA]

I shot USPSA and steel challenge for 10 or so years. Travel too much to do that any more.
Never broke 2 seconds on steel challenge. 2.1 was tops. B class in USPSA, A class in Steel Challenge.
Won 19th in the world championship of steel challenge for a peak. We have members that have won 1st place and are grand masters in their discipline which is an amazing pinnacle of the shooting sports.

That is impressive shooting. Hopefully someday I'll get a chance to shoot with somebody of that caliber. (free training).

 

[magna19]

Shooting IHMSA for several years got me pretty good at shooting a Ruger single action. Handgun deer hunting I have 9 Whitetails.
When I held armed commission officer cert in KC I shot range qualification with Ruger P90, Sig 229 357, S&W 1076 10mm and Springfield XD 45 full size over the years and scored 98% always.
I shot some bowling pin and 3 gun match with the 10mm.
I cannot afford range time like I used to. Sad missin the people and cool guns.
IHMSA is the funnest thing I have ever done with handguns

Shot some IHMSA back in the 80's and it sure was fun. Standing big bore was my favorite with a Ruger single action in 357 mag. It took the 180 gr to consistently score the ram. Fun times

 

[cboss]

I like to think I'm pretty good with my handguns, but I really need to shoot more. The problem is that Saturday is really the only good day for me to shoot and I'm usually too beat up and tired from the work week that I just lay around all day on Saturday. Maybe I need to join a gun club that is open on Sundays so I can go after church.

Anyways, this was my last time at the range. The middle target was my Walther PPS, the left was my VP9, the right was my M&P40 and the top was my Remington R1 1911 all at 10 yards.