[Argee1950]

Took my SP101 to the range to give the new hammer and trigger springs a good workout. Put 70+ down the pipe. No misfires...good solid impressions on the primers.

The squeeze and cock and aim drill that I practice as I sit and watch t.v. is more acute with the new spring arrangement and has paid off giving me some nice grouping at 15 and 25 feet.

I am very pleased with the results.

 

[mg357]

Very nice shooting and very nice groups

 

[greencobra]

Lol, I could live with that.....nice.

 

[Neon Horse]

Nice shooting!!

 

[RockDoctor]

Dry firing a revolver goes a long way in trigger control, particularly with trigger work. Good shooting.

 

[joe357]

Nice shooting

 

[bwinters]

Good shooting.

 

[Bronco45]

Looks like you and that SP got somethin "going on"! Sps are fun!

 

[Argee1950]

Thanks for the compliments and encouragement. That target pic is representative of 10 total targets. The average was a 3" grouping ...there were two with a 5" grouping. There was a couple additional targets where I employed rapid fire and the grouping spread out a little larger. All in all I was consistent in center of mass. That consistency i have to attribute to the nightly drill I employ. My next outing will be an excersize in point and shoot. I've been working on that drill too. I can say that's one good thing about the cold winter evenings....to darn cold to go out...so I can work on my shooting drills.

I've put a lot of rounds thru my Security Six over the years...but never have I enjoyed that as much as I have the SP101...this revolver just feels so right in my hand. I really, really like shooting this.