Introducing the New Hellcat Pro - The Perfect Balance

Apologies, the centre of Seen mass. Many times the full body is obscured behind hard cover. Hence we use partial targets, etc. Also we use various shooting positions, not always standing stationary but moving. Training i hope we never need, but its nice to have.

Voltaire said:

Apologies, the centre of Seen mass. Many times the full body is obscured behind hard cover. Hence we use partial targets, etc. Also we use various shooting positions, not always standing stationary but moving. Training i hope we never need, but its nice to have.

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Thanks for the reminders.

The above should have read from the draw, first round always hit, it's the second one that at times goes astray.
Comes from allowing the wrist to break and not holding grip firmly enough. Mostly my second shot misses (there are not many), but very few at 10 and 15 yards, but a few more at 20/25.
Actually looking at the patches on the targets, i changed packets and the newer patches are almost identical colour as the target and does not represent the number of hits (or shots fired) on target especially on the single target in the middle, which i fired at the square representing a 4" steel plate.
My practice usually is using 200 or so rounds, i fire 50 rounds at 10 yards, 100 plus rounds at 15 yards, 30-40 at 20/25 yards.

RevV said:

I'm sure the Pro is nice and will find a market,
but for me the chief benefit of a Hellcat is its small size.

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Yes you are so right making it bigger adding the big tv screen sights extended mags all defeat the purpose of the hellcat but to each his own for me it's a standard black hellcat iwb all day every day

Correct,with the original you have the choice of capacity and size depending on your needs at the time, it's very easy to insert a 15 round magazine with sleeve in if one is at the range and go back for concealed carry, your choice but with the Pro model that won't happen.

New to the forum. Just picked up my Hellcat Pro. Field stripped and hit it with a little lube. Going to the range tomorrow to shoot some ball and jhp's from 100 to 147gr. It will supplement my Staccato C for concealed carry.

Patsgramps said:

New to the forum. Just picked up my Hellcat Pro. Field stripped and hit it with a little lube. Going to the range tomorrow to shoot some ball and jhp's from 100 to 147gr. It will supplement my Staccato C for concealed carry.

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Congrats,if it shoots as well as my RDP I predict you will be happy.