What is the most accurate 9mm you have owned?

[bpisler]

My older browning hi power was quite
accurate with 124gr ball ammo.

 

[digisol]

As in owned ? the good old CZ-85 Combat - match barrel and comp, trigger and sear mods, shot under 2" @ 50 yds with boring reagularity, I seriously doubt many others of any brand shoot as good with the exact same ammo for the same cost.

My Colt gold cup .45 and my Mod 14 s&w .38 revolver would go under 1.5" on a good day but none were close to being stock, the CZ might have been the best bang for the buck, by far, even with a $400 barrel and pro fitted comp it was a great little gun.

Many 22 target pistols easy shoot under 2" but that's another story.

The Sig is horribly over priced and over rated, like a Harley Davidson is, nice gun but there are many others that do the same or better for a heap less.

 

[CHEVELLE427]

not a big fan of the 9mm
only one i have is a camp 9, now its pretty accurate

 

[Big Bill]

Stoeger Cougar. For $400 it shoots acurately right out of the box.

http://www.stoegerindustries.com/firearms/stoeger_cougar.php

 

[Philo_Beddoe]

cz 75

 

[ckone]

EAA/Tanfoglio Witness Elite Match 9mm... Scary accurate.

 

[shootr]

BHP here.

 

[Nuke8401]

G34, no contest compared to the other two I own; SIG226, M+P full size.
Even after 4 years of IDPA and practice, 15,000 rounds? Still the most accurate of the bunch.

 

[dogngun]

An FEG copy of a HiPower. Got it really cheap, shot and carried it for about a year and a half, and traded it on something I thought I wanted more at the time. A well made very accurate pistol.

mark

 

[Mad Magyar]

Believe it not, the most accurate 9mm I have ever owned was a surplus Star BM that I bought for $129 from AIM. Box stock with no sight adjustments, it outshoots everything I own or have ever owned in 9mm! It has a target trigger feel with a light and crisp pull that really helps.

I had a similar Star in a Largo that fits your description. Presently, I find my P-38 P-1 seems to fit my shooting grip & style. As it is often told, most pistols fire better than the person holding it; in this case the Walther does just fine...

 

[Water-Man]

Sig P226

 

[grimjaw]

My current CZ75B has been the most consistent shot to shot gun I've owned. Not the most accurate I've seen fired, though. That'd be a S&W, but I can't remember the model number (59?).

jm

 

[winchester '97]

My first 9mm was a norinco 213, for 125 bucks i figured i would try it out. this freak of nature shoots way better than i do. 2-3 inch groups at 20 yards or so, and i am a very average shot with a pistol, a friends father who has much more experience than i do managed to get it to shoot a 1.75 inch group at the same distance with 1 flyer. I still think modern norinco firearms are underrated. My only other is a makarov that is really accurate for a gun with as short a barrel as it has.

 

[searcher451]

A Walther P5. It's amazingly accurate, for whatever reason. COnsequently, it's also my all-time favorite range gun.