roval
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Finally had a chance to take my sp01 to the range. No trouble feeding and shooting my reloads. 147 gr coated and for this trip some 115 fmj.
Pic below was the first shots taken benched 7 shot groups at 10 yrds. I'm sure the gun could have done better. This was single action.
The trigger was slightly gritty even though I've been dry firing it some since I bought it last Saturday.
Seemed to have the sight picture more dead on for 115 fmj at 25 yrds. Had a lot of center hits with my 10 inch bullseye gong so I later switched to my 6 inch gong. I had a little more trouble with the 147 at 25 yrds as the impact seemed slightly lower. Not a big deal but switching ammo makes you miss quite a bit going from 115 to 147, till you adjust. No problems hitting a torso plate at 50 yrds as well.
I guess recoil was less given the gun but it's already a non issue with the cz 85 I had for comparison.
I shot maybe 200 plus rounds through the gun. I think the trigger will smooth out. It performed the same as my cz 85 with a more broken in trigger so it should only get better.
Pic below was the first shots taken benched 7 shot groups at 10 yrds. I'm sure the gun could have done better. This was single action.
The trigger was slightly gritty even though I've been dry firing it some since I bought it last Saturday.
Seemed to have the sight picture more dead on for 115 fmj at 25 yrds. Had a lot of center hits with my 10 inch bullseye gong so I later switched to my 6 inch gong. I had a little more trouble with the 147 at 25 yrds as the impact seemed slightly lower. Not a big deal but switching ammo makes you miss quite a bit going from 115 to 147, till you adjust. No problems hitting a torso plate at 50 yrds as well.
I guess recoil was less given the gun but it's already a non issue with the cz 85 I had for comparison.
I shot maybe 200 plus rounds through the gun. I think the trigger will smooth out. It performed the same as my cz 85 with a more broken in trigger so it should only get better.
