Peter M. Eick
New member
I was pondering the following question and would like to throw this out for discussion.
My question is this, are certain pistol designs, intrinsically more accurate then others?
Are 1911 style pistols intrinsically more accurate then glock or beretta or H&K or whoever designs, just because they are 1911's? or is it because we customize and work them over?
Is the 1911 intrinisically more accurate then the high power? I have not seen anyone hand making high powers from the ground up like the Baer's and Wilson's are doing for the 1911, does this mean it cannot be done?
Where does "shootability" fit into this?
From a logic standpoint, something like an automag should be more accurate then a glock because the barrel is fixed to the sights.
What do you all think?
Also, what design is the most accurate, or if you had the money, and you solely wanted the most accurate pistol, where would you and does not move, so it should be more accurate right?
start?
My question is this, are certain pistol designs, intrinsically more accurate then others?
Are 1911 style pistols intrinsically more accurate then glock or beretta or H&K or whoever designs, just because they are 1911's? or is it because we customize and work them over?
Is the 1911 intrinisically more accurate then the high power? I have not seen anyone hand making high powers from the ground up like the Baer's and Wilson's are doing for the 1911, does this mean it cannot be done?
Where does "shootability" fit into this?
From a logic standpoint, something like an automag should be more accurate then a glock because the barrel is fixed to the sights.
What do you all think?
Also, what design is the most accurate, or if you had the money, and you solely wanted the most accurate pistol, where would you and does not move, so it should be more accurate right?
start?