What (average) accuracy are you getting from your 10mm handgun?

I just want to get a reference as to how well I and my guns are shooting compared to other people.

Please list:
Gun make/model
Barrel length
Group size
Distance to target
Type of hold (Ransom Rest, Sandbag, two-handed, etc)


Glock 20
4.6" stock barrel
1-3/4" to 2"
10 meters / 11 yards
Sandbag rest

Glock 20 with Lone Wolf long slide
6" Lone Wolf Alpha Wolf barrel
2" to 2-1/4"
10 meters / 11 yards
Sandbag rest



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my 20.3 accuracy? it stinks
could be my aging (44) eyes or it could be that the rear sight from factory is confirmed a hair off. i shoot with a buddy and i shoot high left constantly.  not blaming glock but this is crap
not sure if i want to fix it or throw it in the river..

These are with my most accurate handload to date the 180 gr HP Xtreme with 10.4 gr of Blue Dot.

Glock 40 with Burris FF3 3 MOA dot
6" factory barrel
50 yards
Sandbag (wrists resting on bags) 2"-3"
Standing two hand hold 6"-8"

RIA Pro Match (model 52008)
6" factory barrel
50 yards
Sandbags 2.5"-3"
Standing 5"-6"
100 yards
Sandbags 6"

RIA FS (model 51991)
5" factory barrel
50 yards
Sandbags 2.5-3"
standing 3.5"-4"

Off sandbags, my G40 and RIA Pro Match are my most accurate 10's but testing my ability, shooting off hand, kneeling, prone, etc, I'm way more accurate with my standard 5" Rock.  Probably from all those years competing with a standard 5" 1911.

Jeff

Glock 40 with factory standard sight
6 inch factory barrel
2-3 inch
15 yards
two handed, standing

Well I have ruined some good groups as I get older these days! 

However in my younger days...good strength, excellent eyes

Gun make/model........Smith & Wesson 1006 (with adg sights)
Barrel length..............5"
Group size................ 4" and smaller sometimes
Distance to target.......out to 130 yards
Type of hold (Ransom Rest, Sandbag, two-handed, etc)  standing two handed or rested on table

Here lately in my older age 62, I'm happy to keep things inside a 4" target at 25 yards using the Glock 20 & 29 with the factory barrels.  I don't go and shoot as often as I should these days...

Gun make/model.....Glock 30
Barrel length...........3.78"
Group size..............inside x ring on that "Evil Black Silhouette" NRA Pistol Target B-27E Police Pistol (Silhouette)
Distance to target.....5'....10'....21'
Type of hold (Ransom Rest, Sandbag, two-handed, etc)  two handed, strong hand & weak hand, with single, double and triple taps with mag changes each 12 for 36 rounds for CCW refresher.

Glock 20
4.6" stock barrel
180gr Xtreme & 10.2 BDot
3" to 4"
25 ft
2 hand hold

It's me and eyes too....  Sort of like peeing as you get older;  just aim for the middle and watch out for flyers.

You all would have liked to see how deadly I was with my super soakers...

At 50 yards, I can make my groups touch. Oh wait you said pistol, that's with my 10mm AR SBR. And yes on bags, in position and if I am really still, some pretty tight groups, so that 11" RMW barrel is capable.

Glock 20 and SW 1006. It varies with caffeine intake. I can hit a head size target at 15-25 yards. Groups? What's that?

I really need to grind on my Glock 20 gen 3 SF LW longslide  grip. I just can't hold it right. One of these days I will send it out. Need to learn that process.

Glock G29
3.8" barrel
10 yards standing two hand hold Weaver Stance
about 3" groups on my best day.

Minute of milk-jug at 100 yards with my Elite Match.  A miss is my fault.

Sig 220-10 Hunter
standing bowling pin distance; two handed: minute of bowling pin 6x8 if not hurried;
bench rested some way or other: best group was : minute of peach pit;

varies from day to day;

Have yet to shoot farther than 75 yards; most distances are 25-50 yards;

Mostly reloads looking for the magic recipe;

10 yards
Kimber eclipse
3 shots.



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At 10 meters, approx. 2-3" groups with good consistency (most of the time). 


Glock 20, KKM precision match grade barrel (factory length), custom trigger and Trijicon HD yellow night sights.


Funny thing - when using the trijicon night sights my misses tend to be more vertical than horizontal??

I'm amazed to learn at this late date, that I can get far better accuracy from my 10s, just by sitting down, not touching bench or rest at all.
The entire falling plate rack falls regularly, IF I use a chair and otherwise 2 handed 'Weaver style' hold.  If I stand up in the same position at the same
falling plate rack, missing 1 or 2 regularly.  Further unexplained as of yet, the vertical plate tree at same distance, is harder for me to hit than the horizontal presentation.

I've got about 15 years with my Glock 20; 16 or 17 years with my Glock 29. They are good for 25-30 yard shoulder shots on feral dogs or eastern coyotes. I wouldn't try to take a deer at more than 20 yards with either.(I would try for a deer with a 6' .357 mag single action at 50 yards). I'm making up my mind on a Glock 40 or a longslide 1911 10mm. Maybe I'll try a longer aftermarket barrel for the Glock 20, but I like to keep my handguns as stock as possible. I don't change things out until they break, changing springs doesn't count.