What is the most accurate autoloader you own?

my options for centerfire
WWII Walther p38 9mm
XD40sc in 40 or 9mm conversion
Springfield Utracompact 45
Kimber RaptorII 45, full size.

out of the box acuracy in my hands goes to the RaptorII

Centerfire I have a S&W 945 Performance Center thats as accurate as anything I have shot, rimfire a Ruger MK-2 Slabside Competition.

My Colt Gold Cup!

Les Baer Custom
Commander, very close to a Concept VII, but not quite

It's so smooth, it's almost unfair.



RAPID FIRE, MULTIPLE RANGES, 50 ROUNDS

that's a cute lil guy eh??? nice group, but how many rounds and at what yardage???

All my 9mms are accurate, but I would say my CZ 75 SP-01 is slightly more accurate then the rest of the pack.

All my 9mms are accurate, but I would say my CZ 75 SP-01 is slightly more accurate then the rest of the pack.

My STI Trojan. 10 shots, .85" at 25 yards.

Standing Wolf :
My High Standard Sharpshooter .22lr (all steel)
CZ 75B 9mm (all steel)
Sig P239 9mm....when I can hold it steady. (all metal)

..Double Tap...

This. But, I do have more accurate revolvers and a Contender.

That's a 1" grid target. Left target, 200 gr. JHP Speer, right target is a 200 grain Lee TL cast SWC.

My Mauser Luger '08. As accurate, if not more so, as my S&W Mod. 15-3.

Walther PP. Look forward to the day when I can have this little gun refinished back to it's original shine.

20 @ 10yds, 20 @ 20 yds, 10 @ 30 yards

Oddly enough, its my CZ52. 2.5" groups at 50 yards off the bench. Thats pretty good for a 40 year old surplus gun shooting surplus ammo.

For me, it would be helpful in terms of understanding the context of a "group" if, when people reference a target with bullet holes in it, they would (1) state the range/distance the gun was fired at and, (2), advise as to whether the gun was fired off-hand or benched.
IMO, if I'm interested in how well a gun performs as opposed as to how well a shooter performs, I'm looking for a handgun benched (or "Ransomed") and fired at 25 yards.

Assuming we're talking about handguns: M9. By far the most accurate I've ever shot.

ALL German-made Walther P99 in 9mm. It's like shooting a lazer beam.

Wilson Combat

Wilson Combat full size CQB 45 ACP, adjustable night sights, 3 1/2 lb. trigger. Enough said.

Both my G17 and P97DC can shoot better than anyone who has fired them yet. With that said, I would have to say my 7mm/223 TC Contender my dad gave me a while back is pretty damn accurate even in my sloppy, distinctly unworthy hands.

Shot a new Dan Wesson bobtail today. You can drive nails with this thing

CF Auto - Les Baer PII
RF Auto - S&W M41 (no longer mine )

DJR

SA TRP Operator 1911

Without a doubt, my most accurate pistol is my Springfield TRP Operator.

A very close second and third would be my USPf .45ACP and a Glock 22.

With either, I can do really cool things at the back wall of my range (25 yards).

6" Gp100