Okay...this was too good not to post

[Squeeze]

I've done the same with my MK23 shooting at steel....

... twice... had to make sure, lol!

LOL, that's a great shot with a .45 ACP. I wonder how far above the steel silhouette you had to place your front sight? I know with my .40 it was right at about an inch. My .40 reloads aren't hot by any means. I used to own an H&K USP .40 and I really loved how it shot. One of the few firearms I regret selling. One of these days when I have the $$$ I want to pick up the P30-L. The next time I'm out there I'm going to give it a go again. Definitely not expecting the same result, but I'll try to get it on video.

[islandermyk]

LOL, that's a great shot with a .45 ACP. I wonder how far above the steel silhouette you had to place your front sight? I know with my .40 it was right at about an inch. My .40 reloads aren't hot by any means. I used to own an H&K USP .40 and I really loved how it shot. One of the few firearms I regret selling. One of these days when I have the $$$ I want to pick up the P30-L. The next time I'm out there I'm going to give it a go again. Definitely not expecting the same result, but I'll try to get it on video.

about a foot, lmao!

I was shooting at a 12 in diameter steel plate and I pictured one on top of it,

[islandermyk]

it wasn't easy....

it took me 5 or 6 shots to hit the first time, and the second took me 3 or 5 shots to hit.

[Danimal]

At least you waited until the end of the day. I felt like hot shit when I hit a clay at about 100 yards with my 9 mm on the first shot when I went out last month. It took about 10 or so misses on close easy shots right after that to put me back in my place.