MNGunTalk.com

might be good for beginners

http://www.natoreloading.com/9mm/

Thanks for sharing. They have some interesting loads.

Some of the tests were at 5 yards. Not sure what accuracy conclusions you can reach with 1 target of 3 shots at 5 yards.

I do like the fact that they have pictures of most of the powders.

aprilian wrote:Some of the tests were at 5 yards. Not sure what accuracy conclusions you can reach with 1 target of 3 shots at 5 yards.

At least they hit the target

Damn, I now know what I've been doing wrong - shooting at targets 25 to 40 yards away!!!

I should be shooting groups at 5 yards with my Berettas.

(As long as large targets are used. Not the 1/2" diameter adhesive dots I use for 600 yards with my RPR 338LM.)

OldmanFCSA wrote:Damn, I now know what I've been doing wrong - shooting at targets 25 to 40 yards away!!!

I should be shooting groups at 5 yards with my Berettas.

(As long as large targets are used. Not the 1/2" diameter adhesive dots I use for 600 yards with my RPR 338LM.)

Aren't you using the same dots you were using a year ago? Maybe, you just use them as a Suggested target point

BigDog58 wrote:

OldmanFCSA wrote:Damn, I now know what I've been doing wrong - shooting at targets 25 to 40 yards away!!!

I should be shooting groups at 5 yards with my Berettas.

(As long as large targets are used. Not the 1/2" diameter adhesive dots I use for 600 yards with my RPR 338LM.)

Aren't you using the same dots you were using a year ago? Maybe, you just use them as a Suggested target point

No sense wasting good targets I always say.

I always try for maximum target usage, while most shooters try to shoot the center X out.
I've shot 72" groups all shots on target and had fun doing so.
Then for some reason I was told to shoot smaller groups - it has taken the FUN out of shooting.
Now I have to try to shoot smaller groups.

I'd rather stand inside the barn trying my best to hit the side of the barn.

That is good practice for multiple assailants.....................

OldmanFCSA wrote:I always try for maximum target usage, while most shooters try to shoot the center X out.
I've shot 72" groups all shots on target and had fun doing so.
Then for some reason I was told to shoot smaller groups - it has taken the FUN out of shooting.
Now I have to try to shoot smaller groups.

I'd rather stand inside the barn trying my best to hit the side of the barn.

As long as it is the broad side you are good.