I have a Ruger P345 and a SA XD-40. I have been finding it difficult to get a consistent grip on either gun. Thus resulting in non-consistant shooting.
I have shot a SA 1911 well and very consistant.
I am thinking about trading in both of my weapon for 1 1911. I will put 100 rds through it before I buy it.
I just keep trying to get a consistant grip and I know the problem is me. I have been shooting both weapons for over 3 months.
But, if I can get a good consistant grip on a 1911, wouldn't that be the better way to go? Instead of trying to learn a grip on either of the weapons, get a weapon that I can get a good grip on and become proficent with it.
Then if I want another weapon, get one and learn a grip for that weapon.
Am I making this more complicated than it is? or does this make some sense? Thoughts?
The only downside to the 1911 is round capacity, but a clip holder will resolve that.
I have shot a SA 1911 well and very consistant.
I am thinking about trading in both of my weapon for 1 1911. I will put 100 rds through it before I buy it.
I just keep trying to get a consistant grip and I know the problem is me. I have been shooting both weapons for over 3 months.
But, if I can get a good consistant grip on a 1911, wouldn't that be the better way to go? Instead of trying to learn a grip on either of the weapons, get a weapon that I can get a good grip on and become proficent with it.
Then if I want another weapon, get one and learn a grip for that weapon.
Am I making this more complicated than it is? or does this make some sense? Thoughts?
The only downside to the 1911 is round capacity, but a clip holder will resolve that.