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Just curious - a completely stock gun like a Glock 34, or a Springfield XDm, or a Beretta 92FS -- something that is made in quantity, for a relatively competitive price. They're much more accurate than I am, but I'm curious about their limits when used by some of the best in our sport.
If you were to have, say Bob Vogel or Ben Stoeger shoot 100 brand-new Glock 34's for groups, slo-fire at 25 yards, how would they average out, using "normal" factory ammo, like what can be bought at a Wal-Mart?
I've heard that many good shooters can do impressive things with higher-quality guns and match ammo, so I'm curious what you think are the limits of stock, production guns with very average factory ammo.
If you were to have, say Bob Vogel or Ben Stoeger shoot 100 brand-new Glock 34's for groups, slo-fire at 25 yards, how would they average out, using "normal" factory ammo, like what can be bought at a Wal-Mart?
I've heard that many good shooters can do impressive things with higher-quality guns and match ammo, so I'm curious what you think are the limits of stock, production guns with very average factory ammo.