Very windy today in the desert, 20-30 mph winds from 2 o'clock. I haven't been to the range much lately, so I decided not to worry about scores, just get in some trigger time with my CGW 75B. I shot 100 rounds of bullseye target practice with the Kadet slide, then switched to the 9mm slide so that I could test some IMI 9mm 115gr JHP ammo that Midway had a special on recently.
Note, the wind was from the right and I didn't want to change the zero on my red dot, so I shot one target before this one to see where to place the hold point for 50 yards from a wrist rest in this wind. No video, cameras would get blown over and the sound would be awful, even with good sound gear, plus I am lazy. As expected, I needed to hold right, but not too high, so I put up target 5 below and shot two five shot groups and the results were promising. Overall a 5-1/2" 10 shot group with each five shot group around 3". Ok for the conditions. The IMI rounds have blue holes in the photos below.
Next I just pulled out 10 rounds of Atlanta Arms 9mm JHP 115gr and fired all 10 using the same aim point on target 5. These 10 are the yellow holes in target 5 and the group is good for the conditions, better than the IMI ammo. Well, I decided to give the IMI ammo one more target, see target 6 below, where I fired off 10 rounds again, no changes from the setup used for target 5. Another 5-1/2" group.
Conclusions? The IMI ammo is pretty good. I'd like to test it on a calm day when I have been shooting regularly. I'm thinking maybe 2" at 50 yards compared to 1-1/4" for the Atlanta Arms ammo in this pistol with good conditions. The IMI ammo looks to me to be a good choice for carry gun ammo, good enough that I may switch to it in the P-07 after a few test targets. Way better than most inexpensive 9mm JHP ammo.
I'm just glad I got some trigger time. I'll do some range visit videos on calmer days when the equipment will stay put and the bullet holes can be closer together.
Joe