[Bushdoctor]

I have put a couple of thousand rounds through this gun without any failures of any kind. I finally got the grip right, the right backstrap, fixed the "left and low", fixed the flinching and I am starting to feel real comfy with this gun. It is completely stock and I can not decide whether to do the trigger thing or not. I am going to order its brother in 45ACP. Here's a target from this morning's shoot. Ten rounds at 7 yards, standing two handed.

 

[john_bud]

Yeah, it looks like you're starting to get the hang of it.


(nice shoot'n by the way!)


I went the trigger job way early. Yeah, it would smooth out and loosen up over time,
but the cost of shooting it with the high cost of ammo, winds up equaling or exceeding the cost of the components. (yeah, it's a rationalization, your point? )

 

[ItsmeehDC]

Nice shooting.

I have not had my XDm 9 out as much as I would like to lately (busy at work and all), but am getting more comfortable with my grip and am tightening up my groupings as well. Hope to be able to post some target shots like yours soon.

 

[tjt2039]

Looks like a dead piece of paper to me Nice groups!

 

[Zombie Hunter]

Nice! I love my XDM 9 too! I hope to get a trigger job in the next year!

 

[agalindo]

Practice, the right kind of practice is all it takes. Nice shooting.

Hope other "my XD isn't very accurate" posters read this. It amazes me how some people will pick up a gun and immediately blame it for their short comings.

 

[Zombie Hunter]

It amazes me how some people will pick up a gun and immediately blame it for their short comings.

I'm telling you my XD45 is the reason I'm not able to please my wife!

 

[agalindo]

Zombie Hunter that avatar of your's mesmerizes me, I find myself waking up from a trance 10 min later.