I zero at 100m, 50mill groupings npnp optics or iron sight.
Posture sight picture and follow through, don't fucking fidget between shots etc
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Actually you hit the nail right on the head.. I'm struggling with sight picture. I am having issues focusing on the white with orange contrast for this shot... I blurred a bit. I have said for awhile I need glasses, but I mean if the target were darker I'd prolly be more consistant.
Either way.. first time shooting it. I'm taking it out again tomorrow.
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nah smaller targets and quick walking distance. It all works out if you do it right.
25 meters. zeroing is about getting your shot group right and your sights set properly, not making pretty holes in something far away. That is for after you have everything set up properly.
Shit mate, where i come from you don't even actually aim for 25 meters.
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Kelly was looking at a Sig232, which is similar in shape.. I hated that gun.
Fuck .380. Shitty cartrige IMO.
.32 ACP (Walther PP, Kel-Tec P32) or 9mm and bigger, tbh.
You call .380 shit, and then recommend .32 ACP?
She bought an SR22.. she's alittle leary about larger calibur pistol. Eventually she is gonna move up to a 9mm. I think she really likes the 1911 platform now over the walther ppk gayness...
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check yo self
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Yes, statistically .32 ACP is one of the better performing handgun rounds and is almost completely devoid of recoil. Shot placement and quick, accurate follow up shots are much more important than caliber and .32 ACP makes both of those easy. .380 is snappy as fuck and has too much recoil in the guns that chamber it. 9mm and above generally come in larger guns with better recoil mitigation.