First target are slow well aimed shots at the crossed lines on the target at 5 yards. The Glock 24 did best the Glock 23 & 35 shot about the same
Again at 5 yards with the three Glocks and the S&W M&P45. First 5 shots at the crossed lines then 5 shots at the larger circle. Having a more precise target seems to create a tighter group, while shooting at the larger circle tends to open the group. These 5 shot groups were shot a bit faster than the first target but were still aimed shots. The Glock 24 did best again followed by the Glock 23 then the Glock 35. The S&W M&P45 shot very well at the lines but less accurate at the circle
The 10 yard target was also shot at slower speed. The Glock 23 seemed to perform best, (perhaps because this is the most carried and shot pistol of the shooter), the Glock 35 did next best followed by the Glock 24 then the S&W M&P45. However the shooter has not used the M&P45 very much at all compared to the Glocks
We shot this test at SERP in Tucson, AZ
www.TucsonShooting.org
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