Shot some more of the .380's I've been reloading. Really nice groups at 3yds (pulled one - had a sub 1" group going up to shot 5, darn it!) and 7yds. In fact, I'm getting consistent 1.5" groups at 7 yards. All of these are shot while standing with no rest with a Ruger LCP. 10 yards isn't bad but 15 yards starts to spread out a bit. I'd say 15 yards is the outer limit for this pistol anyway. I pulled a couple, those weren't flyers.
Had one FTF. Waited 30 seconds with the gun pointed downrange, then ejected the shell. The primer had a solid strike on it, so I know it wasn't the gun. I put it back in and it fired on the second go 'round. Not sure what the problem was? And, of course I lost that piece of brass so I can't examine it closer. Also not sure; should I have given it a second chance? It did fire and seemed normal on the second go 'round.
I have to say that these rounds are definitely more accurate than any factory ammo I've ever shot.
Here's the targets.
Oh yeah, I also picked up a bunch of 9mm brass at the range... and I don't even have a 9mm - I think that's a sign of something. I've been wanting a Glock, hmmm....
Had one FTF. Waited 30 seconds with the gun pointed downrange, then ejected the shell. The primer had a solid strike on it, so I know it wasn't the gun. I put it back in and it fired on the second go 'round. Not sure what the problem was? And, of course I lost that piece of brass so I can't examine it closer. Also not sure; should I have given it a second chance? It did fire and seemed normal on the second go 'round.
I have to say that these rounds are definitely more accurate than any factory ammo I've ever shot.
Here's the targets.
Oh yeah, I also picked up a bunch of 9mm brass at the range... and I don't even have a 9mm - I think that's a sign of something. I've been wanting a Glock, hmmm....