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Old May 8th 05, 03:16 AM
Matt Whiting
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Matt Barrow wrote:
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Actually,
even a machine rest won't do that as the standard 1911's tend to scatter
their hits more than 12" at 100 yards inherently.



Hmmm...last time I tried, I did about three out of four. A .44 Mag


A 1911 in .44 mag? What brand is that?


And if the pie plate
is moving at 80 MPH, the odds get MUCH worse.



See remarks about Sporting Clays....yes, we use scatter guns, but the
targets are 6", not 16 feet.


Yes, shotguns don't count. :-)

Matt
 




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