Anyway... Shooty.
Used to be... my first magazine, first shot, was always a decent shot, trip after trip. Second shot not so much but the first was in a 3x5 card That lucky first shot has gone 'poof,' and disappeared. Lately I need the first magazine to warm up.
See, that's not good. Home invaders won't give me warm up shots.
So I calmed down and shot better after the first magazine, which was AWFUL. After that it fell into an easy and familiar pattern of two types of shots.
- 'Make trigger go NOW!'
- 'Make trigger go Good'
But I have a new way of measuring. With 7 round magazines and separate targets I can classify each shot nicely. For instance, that horrible first magazine was 6/1 Six crappy shots and one decent one. The others were: 4/3, 3/4, 4/3 and 0/1 (I had one extra round...)
The goal is mostly 0/7, then 0/7s FAST. But I would settle for 2/5s.
"How do we know the good shots are really Type 2s, T-Bolt?" You don't! But I do. None of the good ones were luck Type 1s. Called shots. Both kinds. You'd think I'd get better faster.
29 rounds of sellier & bellot, no failures. 363 rounds since I rebuilt this Springfield 1911 GI stainless. No cleanings, no failures.
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