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.9mm Sig-Sauer P.229 SAS-2. Execpt for a CZ-75 Model A, I briefly owned in 1988, This is the most Dead on Pistol I have ever shot. Part of the Reason is the Milled Slide, which is the difference between the P.228 and the P.229 Pistol, plus it was made for .40 S&W, and when you downsize to my favorite Pistol Caliber, .9mm It makes the Pistol More Accurate! Speaking only of my chosen Caliber, this is the most Accurate .9mm I have ever fired. If there are other Folk's who have had great Group's with a .9mm let me know, I have alway's wanted to fire a M-1911-A1 in .9mm but never had the Chance. Paul

*looks at his ruler to see how big nine tenths of a millimeter would be*


Anyway, my Glock 19 is the gun that makes me shoot best. That thing does a ragged hole in rapid fire. It's gotta be the gun.

I hear you! Once I got the mag. Release Button reversed, and got my Rear Sight Adjusted for a Left Hander, It shoot's right on, took some tweeking to get it there! I have also heard great Thing's about Glock's in all Caliber's. However I must alway's stay with an all Metal Gun, External Hammer, and removable Grips! Just what I am used to. Paul

most pin point shooter i ever shot was a dan wesson model 15-6hv
with 38 wadcutters.had to be the gun.

I have a couple or three that are equal provided I do my part correctly. The first is a S&W Model 52 in 0.38 Special using mid-range wad cutters. This is the S&W center fire Target pistol. The second is a S&W Model 14 6" barrel using 0.38 special wad cutters, the third being a S&W Model 625 in 0.45 ACP using wad cutters again in a 5" barrel. All are ragged single holes at 7 - 10 metres if I perform correctly. Daven

hardcorekeith wrote:*looks at his ruler to see how big nine tenths of a millimeter would be*

I don't know of many rulers that will go down that small. A caliper will though. 9 tenths of a millimeter is pretty tiny, doesn't have anything on those 2mm pin revolvers . My Beretta 92FS 9mm shoots well. My old S&W Pre-Mod 10 .38 S&W does pretty well also.

SIG P-220 .45ACP. This one was made in early/mid 90s in W. Germany. I don't know if they're still making them like this but this is the most accurate out of the box pistol I own and a pleasure to shoot and look at.

+1 DocCasualty for large frame anyway P230 in small frame

Most accurate of all the handguns I own -- Star Firestar 30MI. 9mm, 15+1, DA/SA, forged frame and built like a tank. Uses the Swiss double rail frame/slide system and loaded gun feels like it must weight about 5 pounds.

VERY accurate, but no longer in production....

Glad to see someone posted some revolvers, so if "Pistols" include revolvers, my most accurate Pistols are my S&W Highway Patrol .357's

Star ultrastar in 40S&W and Feg PA63 in 9x18!
For pulling the trigger as fast as you can and still staying within a note book sized peace of paper at twenty-one feet the Feg wins hands down.
G.R.

papabear wrote:Glad to see someone posted some revolvers, so if "Pistols" include revolvers, my most accurate Pistols are my S&W Highway Patrol .357's

I hear you there Papa I had a S&W Model 27 similar to your Model 28's with a 6"
barrel that was deadly accurate. It had white outline rear and red ramp front sights.
It really liked 158gr JHP's and a heavy charge of H110. From point blank out to 125
yards anything I aimed at with that gun I hit it. Like a dummy I sold it to get a 44 Mag.
I wish I had it back.

Robert

smbob,

I hear ya, I wish I had a lot of the ones I let go back, but it better to have had them and let em go than not to have had them at all......

If we are talking right out of the box with no custom work or fine tuning then I would have to say:

My most accurate revolver is a tie between an old Ruger flattop 44 and one of my S&W 586's.
My most accurate center fire pistol would be an early Sig P220.
My most accurate rimfire pistol would be my High standard HD.


Edited to add: My little P64 gets the award for most accurate pocket pistol.