Texas Bob
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My R9S arrived on Monday evening(5/24?04). My FFL is also where I shoot on Monday evening. Reading other posts about "limp wristing" I decided to do a test. I selected 15 shooters of various abilities ranging from novice to master class shooter. Each shooter was given five rounds of PMC 115gr hardball and asked if they would like to try my new pistol out, all were eager takers. "Only One" novice had a FTF on his second round, when I mentioned he needed to shoot from a "locked wrist." All his other rounds fired OK. Groups for the group, went from playing card size to under two inches at a man sized target at five yards. I had to keep saying, "Yes its a 9mm, quite drooling." As for myself, I fired 25rds of 115gr PMC using both hands, then the remaining 25rds alternating between stong hand only and weak hand only. Maybe after years of shooting P7's I automaticlly lock my wrist, however 14 other shooters also had no problems. As a final test, I broke out a box of Federal 115gr HP, Classic 9BP. Shooting 10 rounds weak hand only, then ten rounds strong hand only, function was outstanding and my worst weak hand group could be covered with a playing card and my best srong hand group had four out of five holes touching. As far as quality, I've seen it before, but those firearms were labeled Sig 210, West German P7, or Ed Brown Kobra. If you can handle a KelTec 3-AT, you'll love the R9S.