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I guess I will join the 'support group' here.

I have found the keys to accuracy for me to be a comfortable grip, a bright front sight, a good trigger and practice. When I finally started getting back into shooting a few years ago I toyed around with many pistols. In particular, I have found good triggers hard to find in dual action carry pistols, or maybe I am just too picky. For example, I loved the Walther PPS but didn't like the trigger. In the end, I practice with a Browning Buckmark 22LR pistol and my carry guns (Sig P238, J-Frame Smith .357, very early and well-worn Glock 19, Dan Wesson 1911)

IMO, practice with any decent FMJ the caliber(s) of your choice. I use Federal American Eagle, Sellier & Belloit, Blazer Brass, Aguilla, etc for practice ammo. I carry good hollow points and look for it to say 'law enforcement' somewhere on the box (solely for liability purposes) - for example Federal HST .45.

Best to all this holiday weekend.

<blockquote data-quote="MJK" data-source="post: 1729509" data-attributes="member: 7537">I guess I will join the &#039;support group&#039; here.&nbsp; I have found the keys to accuracy for me to be a comfortable grip, a bright front sight, a good trigger and practice. When I finally started getting back into shooting a few years ago I toyed around with many pistols. In particular, I have found good triggers hard to find in dual action carry pistols, or maybe I am just too picky. For example, I loved the Walther PPS but didn&#039;t like the trigger.&nbsp; In the end, I practice with a Browning Buckmark 22LR pistol and my carry guns (Sig P238, J-Frame Smith .357, very early and well-worn Glock 19, Dan Wesson 1911)IMO, practice with any decent FMJ the caliber(s) of your choice.&nbsp; I use Federal American Eagle, Sellier &amp; Belloit, Blazer Brass, Aguilla, etc for practice ammo. I carry good hollow points and look for it to say &#039;law enforcement&#039; somewhere on the box (solely for liability purposes) - for example Federal HST .45.Best to all this holiday weekend.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MJK, post: 1729509, member: 7537"] I guess I will join the 'support group' here. I have found the keys to accuracy for me to be a comfortable grip, a bright front sight, a good trigger and practice. When I finally started getting back into shooting a few years ago I toyed around with many pistols. In particular, I have found good triggers hard to find in dual action carry pistols, or maybe I am just too picky. For example, I loved the Walther PPS but didn't like the trigger. In the end, I practice with a Browning Buckmark 22LR pistol and my carry guns (Sig P238, J-Frame Smith .357, very early and well-worn Glock 19, Dan Wesson 1911) IMO, practice with any decent FMJ the caliber(s) of your choice. I use Federal American Eagle, Sellier & Belloit, Blazer Brass, Aguilla, etc for practice ammo. I carry good hollow points and look for it to say 'law enforcement' somewhere on the box (solely for liability purposes) - for example Federal HST .45. Best to all this holiday weekend. [/QUOTE]

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