What's Your Tack Driver??
- Thread starter Proud Poppa
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I've got three that are especially accurate:
S&W Model 46: This is the plain finish version of a Model 41, the "Highway Patrolman" of target 22s. The matte finish doesn't inhibit the accuracy.
S&W Model 14: This gun is amazingly accurate with 38 SPL wadcutters.
Colt 1911 Series 80: A trip to Wilson Combat turned this into a real target pistol. If anyone ever tells you that a Series 80 can't have a good trigger pull, don't believe it.
S&W Model 46: This is the plain finish version of a Model 41, the "Highway Patrolman" of target 22s. The matte finish doesn't inhibit the accuracy.
S&W Model 14: This gun is amazingly accurate with 38 SPL wadcutters.
Colt 1911 Series 80: A trip to Wilson Combat turned this into a real target pistol. If anyone ever tells you that a Series 80 can't have a good trigger pull, don't believe it.
OkieCruffler
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My 14" .223 Contender shoots well under an inch at 100yrds all day long. Does it count?
Sparks1957
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my Sig p229, it's more accurate than I am
zachkuby87
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I don't exactly own any bad ass custom pistols mine are all plastic. But I would have to say my xdm45 is the most accurate. 5 inch groups at 15 yards again I know not that great but I'm learning and it improves with every trip
longranger
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Colt 357 Magnum.
insaneranger
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My .45 Beretta Cougar. It's the one I'm most accurate with & my carry pistol. This was my HCP range target with 48 rounds through it. As soon as I was done shooting, the range master called a cease fire on the range to pull my target & take pics. Needless to say I passed.
larryh1108
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Kimber Gold Combat, hands down.
Biakal IZH35M .22lr target pistol. I have two of them.
"Tack driver" pistols are in the eye of the owner. A tack driver to someone interested in self defence is a pistol that will shoot 2 inch groups at 7 yards. A tack driver to a standard pistol or conventional pistol competitive shooter will shoot 2 inch groups at 50 yards.
"Tack driver" pistols are in the eye of the owner. A tack driver to someone interested in self defence is a pistol that will shoot 2 inch groups at 7 yards. A tack driver to a standard pistol or conventional pistol competitive shooter will shoot 2 inch groups at 50 yards.
Obambulate
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In handguns it's a 1943 S&W "Victory" Model.
Mine's a no-dash Model 67. I just got a Model 18-2 but haven't yet shot it so I don't know yet if there's a contender in the fold. It's my first S&W .22!
I do have an H&R 676 convertible and it is killer with magnums but I just haven't shot it enough to really, really achieve its potential. Y'see, I kinda got hung up on .38 SPL K-frames a while back....
I do have an H&R 676 convertible and it is killer with magnums but I just haven't shot it enough to really, really achieve its potential. Y'see, I kinda got hung up on .38 SPL K-frames a while back....