Correct. That's why I said 'familiarization' above.
My old chief could keep all 7 in the palm of your hand at 25 yards.
He also scoffed at the idea that a hardball .45 was not accurate. It
was the shooter, not the gun.
He had me shooting it fairly well after a while. I still never
embraced slow fire with a handgun although we did shoot at an oil drum
in the dump where we used to shoot and see how far away we could hit
it. (up to 100 yards or so)
That was really more plinking than target shooting tho.
I think of a handgun being an extension of my skeet shooting, more
than rifle shooting.
It came in handy when I hit a running rat in the house with my
frontier scout. Rolled him with one shot.
I'll try the Kimber at 25 yards next time I go to the range. I promise not to pencil
punch holes in a target and then post a picture of it.
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