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> On 2009-11-16 15:08:53 -0800, 'Neil Harrington' <sec...@illumnati.net>
> said:
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>> 'Savageduck' <savageduck1@{REMOVESPAM}me.com> wrote in message
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>>>
>>> I too like 38/357 weapons. They are easier for those not comfortable
>>> with
>>> heavy recoil weapons, and can be very accurate.
>>
>> For accuracy the .38 Special is probably impossible to beat, except by
>> something in .22 Long Rifle of course. A properly accurized .45 can come
>> close, but a S&W Mod. 52 could stay inside 2' at 50 yards from machine
>> rest,
>> and (various claims notwithstanding) I don't believe any .45 could do
>> that.
>> S&W revolvers in that bore size were probably just as good. I had a Mod.
>> 28
>> with 6' barrel that would stay very close to 2' at 50 yds. from bench
>> rest,
>> and surely would have done even better from machine rest.
>
> I still have my S&W Model 52 and a S&W K38 Masterpiece with custom Hoffman
> grips. They are both tack drivers.
> http://homepage.mac.com/lco/filechute/G-S%26W-M52-RAc.jpg
>
> I also still have my S&W Model 41 and Hi-Standard Supermatic Trophy .
> http://homepage.mac.com/lco/filechute/G-HS-104-RAc.jpg

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Very nice. I had all of those when I was shooting in competition, all with
custom Herrett's grips except the Hi-Standard which I left stock. I also had
Herrett's on my .45 Gold Cups and Dinan .45, and later on my S&W Model 55 --
that was in .45 Auto if you're not familiar with the model. It used either
.45 Auto Rim cartridges or standard .45 Auto in half-moon clips. I used the
.45 revolver just part of one year in competition, thinking its better
trigger would help me out, but for whatever reason it never did shoot as
well as the Gold Cups. I sold my first Gold Cup because Al Dinan promised to
have my .45 ready by the next year's outdoor season, but he spent more time
hunting and fishing than working and when the season started I had to buy
another Gold Cup until my Dinan job was ready.

I wish now I'd taken photos of those when I had them. For that matter I wish
I'd photographed all the guns I had. I have no idea why I didn't.

> , This darn thing just doesn't do well after the first six shots!
> http://homepage.mac.com/lco/filechute/G-1852Navy-Ac.jpg

Dang, that looks like an original!

I had a nice replica of that Navy when they started making them (Navy Arms)
and it was a lot of fun to shoot. Later on I bought a new Colt Navy -- I
think the parts were all made in Italy, and assembled and finished by Colt's
in Hartford. That was a gorgeous piece.
>
>
>>
>>>
>>> As far as 9mm goes, I guess I am just prejudiced. My auto ammo
>>> preferences
>>> are 45 ACP and 40 S&W. As a modern combat round 40 S&W outperforms both
>>> 9mm and 45 ACP. For high capacity, my Glock Model 23 uses 13 round
>>> magazines and performs well as a combat weapon. (I hate the trigger
>>> though!) 40 S&W matches 45 ACP in energy output, though it is inherently
>>> less accurate.
>>>
>>> Neither 9mm nor 40 S&W can match 45 ACP combined with a tuned 1911
>>> pistol
>>> or a Target 38 Special such as a S&W K38 Masterpiece, or Model 52.
>>
>> Actually, the 9mm has an undeserved reputation for inferior accuracy. I
>> had
>> a match .45 built for me by the late great Al Dinan, who lived only 60 or
>> so
>> miles from me, and when I was picking up the pistol he mentioned that he
>> was
>> experimenting with 9mm on a 1911-based pistol. When I mentioned that 9mm
>> was
>> not regarded very highly for its accuracy, he replied, 'Oh, really?' and
>> showed me a target he had shot from machine rest, a 10-shot group at 50
>> yards, and I'll tell you it knocked my socks off -- especially when he
>> told
>> me he'd shot it with surplus military (Czech or something) ammo! It's
>> been
>> too many years for me to tell you now what the group size was, but it
>> sure
>> was tight.
>>
>> Now that may not have been from a pistol. Dinan had his own machine-rest
>> arrangement, based on a Springfield '03 bolt action of all things, to
>> which
>> he would attach a pistol barrel. Since the .30-06 and the .45 ACP have
>> exactly the same head size, and Dinan built mostly .45s, that worked out
>> well. Whether he used that contraption for any other caliber I don't
>> know.
>> But however he shot it, that 9mm group disabused me of any ideas I'd had
>> about lack of accuracy from the 9mm P cartridge.
>
> Not really a fair test. Though the 9mm will do the job.

Filecure Mac

Why do you think it wasn't 'a fair test'? Again, I'm not sure how the group
was shot, but the question is about the accuracy of the cartridge itself,
and the group I saw sure proved it had what it takes. Remember, this wasn't
even match grade ammunition, just some foreign surplus stuff. If it'll shoot
well in a test barrel it'll shoot well in a properly accurized 1911.

I'd be interested in getting a match version of the Model 92FS, if I were
ever likely to get into any kind of pistol competition again. But that's
extremely unlikely.

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