XD40, where's the discussion?
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Carry on indeed.
Don't own one but would like to hear your impressions.
Don't own one but would like to hear your impressions.
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Welcome to the forum,I have a Ruger SR40c that I love. 
Mine have eaten every brand I have fed them....
Some brands leave more deposits ( are dirtier than others ),
don't remember which ones right off hand. ( prob Chinese or Russian manf )
Right now I'm shooting Smith & Wesson 180 gr. FMJ-FP and Federal 180 gr.
I have Hornady Custom 155 gr. XTP in my sub compact edc.
Stick with brass casings and you should be good to go....
Remember which manufacturer shoots better than others, and stick with them.
Short, initial range report...
80 rounds of magtech 180 grain. 3FTFs, no FTEs. I still shoot down and left, my issue not the gun's.
Realized I need to work on grip strength and overall upper body strength.
Wife fired one round and said she prefers revolvers, mostly because she could not pull the slide back.
80 rounds of magtech 180 grain. 3FTFs, no FTEs. I still shoot down and left, my issue not the gun's.
Realized I need to work on grip strength and overall upper body strength.
Wife fired one round and said she prefers revolvers, mostly because she could not pull the slide back.
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And retired doorknocker extraordinaire.3T...."Special Dance Instructor" !?
Please explain....
Thought my avatar would explain that.
Forgot to add, that's what a 3 tango is.
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Hey Bisker, I'm also a 40 fan. I have both the SC (avatar pic), and the Service model. How're you liking yours so far?
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Nice segue back to topic.
Liking it more with every range visit! I still suck, but I'm getting better.
You guys really hit targets 25 YARDS away!?!?!?
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Yes. B-27 24x45 silhouettes. But don't get too hung up on that one right away. My suggestion would be to concentrate on shorter, more realistic ranges (still with the B-27) first. Please don't misunderstand my point. While longer range practice is a must, shorter range practice is also necessary.
Shorter range practice more closely resembles a more likely real life scenario, like for instance within your home or in a restaurant parking lot. And along with doing so, you're hopefully improving on both your firearm control and accuracy of shot placement. Both of which will contribute to improved longer range target acquisition.
I'm no expert. There's plenty of others here with a lifetime of firearms training under their belts who hopefully will weigh in.
Shorter range practice more closely resembles a more likely real life scenario, like for instance within your home or in a restaurant parking lot. And along with doing so, you're hopefully improving on both your firearm control and accuracy of shot placement. Both of which will contribute to improved longer range target acquisition.
I'm no expert. There's plenty of others here with a lifetime of firearms training under their belts who hopefully will weigh in.
So what happened? new gun got it broken in yet? any issues
is yours the XD (sub) 3"....that would be quite snappy in 40 cal !
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