What semi-auto have YOU been most accurate with

It was the SW1911 for the longest time but the CZ P-07 is hard to beat. Makes me look a lot better than I am.
 
CZ P-07 and 75B along with my FNX all shoot great imho. Especially for me because im in no way a champion shooter. I do have to say, embarrassing as it is my 2 top shooting handguns period are Rock Is 1911 tactical in 9mm and a Heritage Rough Rider steel frame "Johnny Boy" Both guns added together new would be less than any one of the others listed. Thats odd but is what it is.

I have a few pistols i havent shot yet or not but a handful of rounds through starting my break in so that might change. One is a Canik TP9 SFX that i hope to shoot well enough to attempt competing with it.
 
Hands down, without hesitation or reservation, the Colt Government Model in 45 ACP. I owned a number of them, and other Colt variations such as Commanders and Officer's ACPs, but I shot the Government Model best.

Dave
 
Glock 40 MOS with a Leupold Deltapoint Pro 2.5 MOA red dot optic.

Can hit 12" x 12" steel plate at 150 yards and 36" x 36" steel plate at 300 yards easy as pie.

At 7 -15 yards, its one ragged hole.

The only modifications to the pistol are a 25 cent trigger job and 7" KKM barrel.

 
In centerfire, believe it or not, a Hi-Point, C-9. Of course I probably shot it more than any other single non-rimfire, gun I've ever owned. Didn't matter what kind of ammo I used, Blazer, WWB, Rem-Umc, American Eagle, range reloads...it just shot a nice tight group in the center of the target. I had installed the "ghost ring" sight that came in the box. I don't know how much that mattered, but it didn't hurt. Now, I freely admit that I was only shooting at seven yards, but that was all that was available at the range I used back then.

That gun surprised me. It just chugged along.
 
Easily my DW VBob, followed by the rest of my 1911s.

For doublestacks, Glock 17 by a landslide. Gen 4 with the medium beavertail feels like my hand was the model for the mold.
 
Guns don't make the shooter! Never did and never will. The shooter makes the gun.
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Guns certainly don't make the shooter but better guns help make good shooters better. Always have and always will. Really good shooters will always take advantage of guns that will help them shoot more accurately. Ask Bullseye competitors on the line at Camp Perry, for instance, how important better trigger pulls are in terms of helping them shoot better scores.
 
Guns certainly don't make the shooter but better guns help make good shooters better. Always have and always will. Really good shooters will always take advantage of guns that will help them shoot more accurately.
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Thank you. You are exactly right. It is good to watch someone who is truly skilled with a firearm so that you can see what they are capable of with a real target pistol. Below is a pic of my free pistol and it does make a good shooter better.

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I personally consider it bad shooting because I totally missed what I was aiming at,,,,,,but,,,,

The first outing I had with my CZ75B, it put 10 shots into a space no bigger than my closed hand could cover. I estimate it around 4 inches or so.

That was standing - using a two hand hold - and plain Winchester White box 115 grain.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZMdXu8EUZs&t=5s

I am very accurate shooting normal target guns like the S&W Model 41 and Model 52 but then many people shoot these guns well.

The above YouTube video shows me shooting an Advantage Arms .22 conversion kit on a Glock frame. My target is a 1" diameter Shoot'n'see black dot and the target distance is 75 feet. I am shooting the gun with my right hand and filming the shot with my camera in my left hand.
 
The only thing I'm really good at is shooting. I can usually pick up any hand gun or rifle and shoot it like I've owned it forever. I'm a ok friend, not the greatest husband but I try , don't get along with people in general, but if u put a gun in my hand I can naturally pick it up and win.
 
Up until my latest purchase, I was most accurate (in a centerfire) with my pre series II Kimber Custom and my XD40 Service Model. Now my most accurate is my SA MC Operator. Although in a revolver my Dan Wesson Model 15 is extremely accurate.

For rimfire, my Ruger Mk II target and my K22 and Colt .22 Officers model
 
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