Most accurate out of the box semi-auto hand gun

mogley98

I wonder? I have a Taurus 9mm and the trigger is so ruff it is far from accurate, A Charles Daly .45 is also less then ideal. I don't want to spend a fortune though

FrancF

Kimber

iwannausername

I guess you aren't asking about dedicated target pistols, huh?

The CZ guns (75 and 97) have a reputation for accuracy...

redneckandy

FNP .40

SilverBox

For me:

Centerfire .357 grizzly mark I with 8" barrel

rimfire .22 ruger 6 7/8" target mark II

KSUmarksman

a Sig maybe???

a buddy of mine has a .45 cal sig (p220?) and I seemed to be grouping pretty tight groups after a familiarization of like 3 full mags or so

FrancF

quote:Originally posted by SilverBox
For me:

Centerfire .357 grizzly mark I with 8" barrel

rimfire .22 ruger 6 7/8" target mark II


Good To See you back!!!![^]

n/a

used to be the S&W Model 52 was the best out of the box pistol

zink

My CZ PO1 puts 'em where I want. Far better than my 1911's and Sig.

Lance

FEENIX

BRYCO

SilverBox

quote:Originally posted by FrancF
quote:Originally posted by SilverBox
For me:

Centerfire .357 grizzly mark I with 8" barrel

rimfire .22 ruger 6 7/8" target mark II


Good To See you back!!!![^]


Just stopping by.. I still have the collection, but it don't come out much anymore.. My ammo doubled in value in 3 years, hard to shoot it nowadays..

bobski

sig. perfect factory triggers.

grumpygy

Kimber for me.

Spartacus

all of my guns are more accurate than I am!
If the gun is for carry/SD then reliability is more important than accuracy (assuming short distances).
for range work, some pistols have accuracy guarantees. I just saw an ad for one but I can't remember from who.
I'm sure someone here will know.
tom

TooBig

CZ as mentioned above and second on the P-01[:D]

sigarmsp226

Sig - IMO - But look at my thread name.......

KEVD18

this is a lot lie saying who makes the best cola. its all about what works for you individually.

lots of folks dont fit well with the glock, but those that do will shoot the balls off a gnat out of the box.

i cant hardly shoot a 1911 worth a damn. just doesnt work for me, but others cant(or wont) shoot anything else.

etc etc etc.

Txs

SIG P210

givette

Difficult. You'd have to dig-up an article that did side-by-side comparison of auto's that were shot in a Ransom rest. You shooting a Glock, say, may be more accurate than if someone else did. You shooting a H&K may be less accurate than someone else shooting the same gun.

You have to either eliminate the human factor, or find a way to test-fire all the firearms yourself.

As I said, difficult. Best, Joe

k_townman

I'll let you know when my Hi Point 45 JHP shows up.

k_townman

quote:Originally posted by givette
Difficult. You'd have to dig-up an article that did side-by-side comparison of auto's that were shot in a Ransom rest. You shooting a Glock, say, may be more accurate than if someone else did. You shooting a H&K may be less accurate than someone else shooting the same gun.

You have to either eliminate the human factor, or find a way to test-fire all the firearms yourself.

As I said, difficult. Best, Joe

Why was there a ransom? Had the guns been kidnapped? [;)][:)]

MFinn

FN 5-7

mateomasfeo

HK P7M8

gunpaq

Taurus PT1911

MMOMEQ-55

Raven Arms 22lr[8D]

DBMJR1

Smith & Wesson Model 41. Well, nobody said anything about caliber, did they?

fullautogunner

I know of the most inaccurate. My lorcin 9mm I got real cheap is nicknamed the mortar. After 30 feet you are aiming at a 45 degree angle it seems. Wont go further then 100 yards at a 45 degree angle. At least I thought that was dirt kicking up. I will shoot over water someday to be sure.

pickenup

With a sight radius of 7.48" the H&K USP Expert is hard to beat.

dan kelly

my ruger 22/45 hasn`t needed the sightes adjusted since i got it new.

it will do me!

2ndamendright

I own a cz-75 and 97 and both are spot on... feels like an exension of my arm. Not too expensive either.

one2hutn

I shot a friends S&W 40 M+P recently and really liked it. He commented how I shot it better than him. Just proves that the same gun will shoot different with each person. And I love my Kimber.

Joe Drees

You can find a used Colt 1911 modified for bullseye shooting if you keep your eyes open. I've bought two on GB in the last 6 months, the last for under $500.00. Otherwise I'd go for a refurbed Sig or Taurus 1911.

chiligunguy

Anybody have a xd m9?

gjshaw

quote:Originally posted by DBMJR1
Smith & Wesson Model 41. Well, nobody said anything about caliber, did they?

+1

toolsforfools

Sad thing is you may never find one (Out of the box) just right.Buy what you like and bite the bullet take it to A gunsmith and have him or her make it right for you.Then you will be happy.

perry shooter

Hammerli 208S hands down [^] no longer made [V] I have some 50 yard targets out of my Ransom rest at 50 yards 30 shot groups 'Number of shots we have to fire in a 2700 match at 50 yards so this is how I test ' less then 1/2 inch High Standards Smith & Wesson model 41 and Karts will all with the right factory barrels will shoot 1/2-3/4 inch groups.

Bubba Jr.

For me it was my Springfield XD40SC. [:D][:D][:D]

bhale187

I'd say the HK MK23 has got to be in the running for most accurate out of the box production semiauto handgun, but at $1800+
quote:Originally posted by mogley98
I don't want to spend a fortune though

certainly takes it out of the running for you

glyn

I purchased a Taurus PT99 in 9mm and a PT 100 in 40sw for my self,they both came straight out of the box and are very accurate.But Ive known many guys who have purchased really expensive hand gun some are accurate and some have to be tuned.

glyn

I purchased a Taurus PT99 in 9mm and a PT 100 in 40sw for my self,they both came straight out of the box and are very accurate.But Ive known many guys who have purchased really expensive hand gun some are accurate and some have to be tuned.

William81

The most accurate out of the box firearm I own is a 1st generation Kimber Gold Match.