Do you shoot one gun really good and one really bad? Not sure what is going on here.

[Pstmstr]

Dry fire is your friend if so can do so safely in an area with no ammo nearby. A round fired when expecting a click is very loud.

 

[swampratt]

Could be the ammo just is not accurate in a certain gun.

I handload and there are some loads i make that shoot horrible.
There are some that shoot wonderful and I know it is not the gun or the shooter.
Just the ammo.

And I am talking about semi auto pistols, revolvers, rim fire and center fire Rifles and muzzle loaders.

If you are stuck with only buying factory made ammo I feel for you trying to find some that is accurate.

 

[turkeyrun]

Grip, grip angle and trigger are a huge factor.

Ammo matters. Bullet weight and design have bearing on accuracy, as do seating depth and powder charge.

The pursuit of accuracy is a road with many turns and Ys.

 

[bubbaturbo]

He can shoot. I think he's joking. (Ain't you?)

 

[sherrick13]

He can shoot. I think he's joking. (Ain't you?)

Lol, look at the guns.

 

[bubbaturbo]

Lol, look at the guns.

Yeah that's why I was pretty sure you were joking. That VP70 has a bad reputation for its trigger.

 

[TANSTAAFL]

That was an HK? It looks like a High Point! In other news I shoot equally bad with all pistols. I am an Equal opportunity shooter.

 

[sherrick13]

That was an HK? It looks like a High Point! In other news I shoot equally bad with all pistols. I am an Equal opportunity shooter.

:In a very haughty tone: Sir, that is an HK.

 

[El Pablo]

Yep. I am insanely trigger sensitive. It's enough to make me want to sell everything except my 34 and just stay with what I know works for me.

Yes, we know you are sensitive and everything triggers you.


(Just like 99% of the members on this site)

 

[El Pablo]

I shoot all dao extremely poorly.

I shoot the rest poorly to mediocre.