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Podcast Outline:
How Accurate Are Handguns
Testing Guns for Accuracy
Average of todays’ handguns
The most accurate handguns
What should you expect from yourself? Quick Test – Can You:
- Make Body Shots out to 25 Yards?
- Make head shots out to 10 Yards?
- Make a precision shot out to 7 yards? (think 3×5 index card)
- Make rapid fire hits out to 5 yards?
- Can you make the above list 100% of the time?
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Stay Safe,
Ben
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Ben,
You mentioned a study by Masaad Ayoob comparing the ransom rest vs a regular rest in this podcast. would you have a link to that article?
thanks
I don’t have that link… I looked for it before the sow and couldn’t find it. He wrote an article about handgun accuracy and testing for a major magazine. It was probably 10 years ago. Wish I had kept it. But I remember his conclusion that if you run off a good rest that is built for a handgun and fire 5 rounds, then take the smallest 3 it would give you the same as a ransom rest.
Sometimes I wish I had a photographic memory so I could remember where I get this info from so I could site it better.
Thanks for listening.
Ben,
thanks for the reply.
I was really after a picture of the bench rest you were talking about. Something about an adjustable L shaped rest? I have not seen one and wanted to find one to try rather than spend the big bucks on a Ransom Rest.