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Here is one of the targets I could find with 2 of the loads tested at 7yds, my wife hates targets floating around and they seem to mysteriously disappear. For all the loads we tested the worst group was in the 3-4" range at 25yds, the best being CCI 40gr mini mags were under 2" actually closer...

We were testing EVERY type of ammo I could find, Fedearal, Winchester,CCI, Remington,Armscor. We tried different bullet weights as well, I'll try and get more pics up later on.

I had Zero parts failures of any kind, the Winchester bulk pack 36gr HP coppper plate and lead HP was very inconsistent, and we had ALOT of dead rounds.

Only cleaned once after the first brick and then lubed every brick with Slip 2000 EWL

Before the beer flu hit I was in the process of doing some very extensive testing, verging on torture testing on a G-44, stopped the testing between the 12,000-13,000 rd mark, very happy with this pistol, my only problem is the sights with the majority of the ammo we tried shot consistently 3-4"...

Having tried brakes and comps on everything from 8" 9mm subgun/pcc's to my FN Scar 17, I moved away from comps for a few reasons. Training in close quarters in buildings and around cars will definitely wake you up real quick with a comp. The other issue I have personally seen training newer...

If your getting those kind of patterns that is very nice, my Wilson Combat 870 that was Vang Comp'd will do 4" at 25yds with the right loads, I have used a scatter gun a couple times in my life when it meant it, maybe I'm getting old but I still believe they still have a place in the armory, but...

I would probably be in the doghouse with the Mrs. if that was offered in a railed model in 9mm:giggle:

Having multiple shotguns and pcc's, I have trained MANY new shooters on both platforms and the pcc is DEFINITIVELY easier to teach and for them to handle, especially when it comes to recoil management and reloading procedures.

Would like to see some gel or actual hunting tests on these, they look interesting.