I'm using a stock military surplus Hi-Power @ 100 yards. No modifications. My friend uses a stock CZ-75. Hickok does it @ 230 yards with a stock Glock 27.
Match grade? It's the shooter, not the gun. All of those snipers in WWII weren't given accurized match guns. The Russians and Germans grabbed a bunch of rifles, shot them all, and picked the best one and slapped a scope on it. The Americans didn't even pick the best of the lot; they just grabbed rifles off the line and mounted scopes. Those amazing feats of marksmanship were due to the men behind the guns, not the guns themselves. When you become experienced with firearms, you'll find out that in most cases, the gun is more accurate than the shooter. Practice more and you'll see.
2-3" groups @ 25 yds is mechanically accurate enough to hit a man-sized target @ 100 yards. At longer distances, user error is magnified. What threw you off .5" at 25 yards might turn into a few inches at 100 yards. Fundamentals just become more important at longer distances. Sight picture, grip, and trigger control. Work on that and you'll hit targets @ 100 yards in no time.
Accuracy is judged by the group of rounds in a giving target not the placement of the rounds.The user can adjust to make up for placement or the sights adjusted even dove tail iron sights can be adjusted.
Im not saying you can't hit a target at 100 yds im saying the accuracy drops considerably at that range.Id love to see someone take a p38 "stock" and get a 5-10 inch group pattern at 100yds.
Not going to argue I only started all this because people saying the mp40 has an effective range of up to 200 m.Yes it will kill at that range but anyone would be lucky to hit anything at that range in RL with an mp40.Emptying a clip to hit a target is not what I call accurate.
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