What's the most accurate 9mm?

For raw mechanical accuracy and precision, at least in my inventory, vote goes for CZ Shadow 2.

For what I can actually shoot most accurately, I'd have to say my Taurus 692 revolver (with 9mm cylinder installed, of course). Increased sight radius provided by the 6.5" barrel makes a big difference. If I were to put a scope or maybe even a red dot on the CZ, I might be able to match it.

I like my 1942 Walther P38; with 124g bullets, it is very accurate.

I don't like my M&P9, though.

My most accurate group was from my CZ75 compact.

For me it was an HKP7. Very ergonomic with good sights. The low bore axis made firijg multiple shots in quick succession very accurate,

Ruger Pcc You didn't specify "pistol".
If you did, it would be my M9A3.

Just purchased the Sig P365 xl. First 50 shots out of the box were dead on at 10 yards. Have to move back to see how it shoots at 15 and 25.

Hugger-4641 said:

Ruger Pcc You didn't specify "pistol".
If you did, it would be my M9A3.

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im quite fond of my M9A1 as well. Once you get it down man they can shoot. Of course the designated target handguns and custom builds are all a wash for how well you shoot what you can create.

SIG P210, although SIGs X-series in several platforms and CZs 75B series are uniformly excellent, too.
Several smaller mfrs. of 1911 platforms have great products...but you'll pay dearly for them.

9mmepiphany said:

I got a chance to shoot a wide variety of handguns when my department allowed officers to purchase them in place of the issued revolvers. The range had examples that officers could try out to see what worked for them.

For me the most accurate 9mm was the SIG 226 X-Five. A very close rival was the SIG 210

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I also own the MK-5 and it shoots great. I shoot the micro even better at close range.

Remington R51 is my most accurate. Good ergonomics, low bore axis, and a short trigger. I don’t own any high end 9mm guns though.

I have several older Swiss SIG P210 variants with test targets showing 10-shot groups of less than 1.5" from a machine rest at 50 meters (54.68 yards).

There may be some other 9mm pistols in my collection that can perform similarly, but none of them came with proof of that level of performance from the factory.

Im going to put my top 5. My Caniks TP9SF and SFX. My tri-star C100 made by Canik CZ75 clone. And my 2 9mm RIA 1911'S.

Cz75b was probably the most accurate I have shot. My p365xl is pretty accurate too.

P210; good sights, great trigger.
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Short of seriously accurized match guns like an Accuracy X Pro + 1911 or David Sams Beretta, the most accurate 9mm I know is the S&W PPC 9.

My Switzer P220-6 came with a good test target, too, but I have not heard of anybody shooting one in NRA or PPC events at 50 yards.
I have read of the Pardini GT9 being shot in US matches.

Another vote for the CZ Shadow 2. Very accurate, with very fast followup shots. For sure edges out my Sig X-5, especially when shooting rapidly.

S&W 952

In my experience the HK USP Elite is the most accurate pistol I've ever used. Very hard to find and quite expensive though. A shame as it is a very nice pistol.

Here's a good one:

Cz Czechmate.

9mm lunger isn't a very accurate round IME. I'm sure theres anecdotal evidence of the contrary. But I want heavier and subsonic, for accuracy from a pistol.

The video in the previous post seems an anecdote to the contrary.

Some of the early work with accurized Berettas showed better accuracy at higher velocity, partly counteracting the recoil advantage of the small bore. The main applications for these guns is CMP Service Pistol where the definition of "service pistol" has been considerably expanded and PPC Auto.

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Here's a good one:

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That's some accuracy. There are a lot of rifles that won't shoot that tight of a group.

Sadly, it is rarely one I am shooting. I am Joe Average behind the trigger, guys who can shoot like the one in the video above are amazing!

My best 9mm accuracy-wise is my Kimber Stainless Target II, an all-steel 5” 1911. For reasons unknown to me it puts bullets into very consistent groups right where I aim them. If I miss the scoring ring its 100% my fault, not the guns’.



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