However, vanity wouldn't allow that.
That’s probably the most of it, lol.
Purdy is, as purdy does...
However, vanity wouldn't allow that.
That’s probably the most of it, lol.
"feeling good in the hand" isn't a magic formula for accuracy AFAIC. Made the mistake of choosing a .22RF once 'cause it fit great in the hand. Problem was, it was a SIG Mosquito. What a piece of crap!I have frequently seen that statement in regard to the handling characteristics of a handgun. My questions are: If a gun "feels good" does that always result in a more accurate gun? Can a gun that "does not feel good in the hand", like being barrel heavy actually be more conducive to accuracy than a gun that "feels good."
For those of us who need specifics to understand, would you please define what "good balance" is?IMHO, my revolvers need 4” or longer barrels to shoot accurately, my 617 and 686 are both 6” and are both fantastic shooters, but a longer barreled revolver don’t look as good or balance as well as a shorter barreled version.
I have frequently seen that statement in regard to the handling characteristics of a handgun. My questions are: If a gun "feels good" does that always result in a more accurate gun? Can a gun that "does not feel good in the hand", like being barrel heavy actually be more conducive to accuracy than a gun that "feels good."