You could tighten that group up a little.lol....Nice Shootin Tex!
Just finished getting back from the range...very happy with the Pointman. Had a couple mag related FTF's which were my fault for not breaking the DW Checkmate mags in beforehand. Zero issues when I used a used Metalform mag that was known to be good. Below are the last 10 rounds (of 80) fired offhand at 10 yards. I should definitely be able to tighten it up quite a bit more with some additional trigger time. I was just getting comfortable behind the gun when I exhausted my ammo.
Very nice. Now, if you would, please explain what you mean by "breaking in the DW Checkmate mags" for those who do not understand such things.
Oh; and don't you hate it when you exhaust your ammo? I know I sure do!
very nice DW
No worries Grasshopper, I will take you under my wing and teach you. A lot of people don't know how good of a shot I am. I can take your 1911 and make a group look like a sawed off shotgun pattern. Now that takes some shootin.lol
I failed to load the mags to capacity and let them sit for an extended period of time in order for the springs to relax. I think that Wilson suggests a 24-48 hour break in time on their mags. Not sure if Checkmate recommends anything specific on theirs.
Unfortunately I thought that I had 200 rounds of .45 in my range bag and found that I only had half that. After putting 20 rounds through my USGI pistol just to check function ( I'd replaced the recoil and mag spring) and sighting in the DW, that didn't exactly leave me much to work with.
A far cry from my Mosin hoarding days...LOL. I finally realized that there's more to life than milsurp.
Let me be the first to welcome you in to the 1911 Family my Son. FYI, 1911's are like Lay's Potato chips, you can't have just 1 and a whole bag of them isn't enough.
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