Shooting Glocks at 150 Yards

[JDS556762]

This is what sold me on doing it

 

[Egghead]

Is it cheating when I run a milled slide and RMR????

Nope, just taking advantage of technology.

 

[cmshoot]

With a SIG P229 .357SIG at 100yds, no hold off necessary at all when using 125grn Speer Gold Dot or 100grn frangible. It's a fast, flat shooter.

 

[Indirect Fire]

Ask "IWB4ME" about speed shooting a small paper mache owl (12" tall x 8"w) at 100yrs from the holster with s POS Kimber .45 Commander size and a G19. Its simple on stationary targets if you know the rounds ballistics and your weapon.

 

[ncrinc12]

Nice video, have not attempted to shoot my Glock at 150, what grain were you using with the suppressor, 147 grain?

 

[ncrinc12]

With a SIG P229 .357SIG at 100yds, no hold off necessary at all when using 125grn Speer Gold Dot or 100grn frangible. It's a fast, flat shooter.

Picked up a Legion 226 in 357 sig, ready to stretch it out some. What s your opinion on Underwood ammo?

 

[ncrinc12]

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With that 30SF none the less. SeriouslY it makes me look way better than I am. 25y shooting became my warm up game.

How much of a learning curve using a RMR for quick acquisition shots

 

[cmshoot]

Picked up a Legion 226 in 357 sig, ready to stretch it out some. What s your opinion on Underwood ammo?

It's got a good reputation, but I've never used it. I'm issued all the Speer 125grn Gold Dot I can eat, so no reason for me to purchase ammo. The Gold Dot is a great load and what I recommend. Good balance between velocity/power and controllability. .357SIG is a snappy load. I'll sacrifice a little velocity if I can shoot it faster.

 

[ncrinc12]

It's got a good reputation, but I've never used it. I'm issued all the Speer 125grn Gold Dot I can eat, so no reason for me to purchase ammo. The Gold Dot is a great load and what I recommend. Good balance between velocity/power and controllability. .357SIG is a snappy load. I'll sacrifice a little velocity if I can shoot it faster.

I have shot it before in several calibers and they load to full cap. in their rounds, it has more of a snap to it than shelf ammo that is loaded to .40 cal.

 

[ncrinc12]

It's got a good reputation, but I've never used it. I'm issued all the Speer 125grn Gold Dot I can eat, so no reason for me to purchase ammo. The Gold Dot is a great load and what I recommend. Good balance between velocity/power and controllability. .357SIG is a snappy load. I'll sacrifice a little velocity if I can shoot it faster.

Don't blame you on the ammo, have Gold Dot for my 9mm's but have not shot it in 357 Sig. May have to try some to compare, either way I think Sig does a great job with recoil control in all my pistols which is ironic with everyone always talking about low bore axis