Hey this is J. Scott with Gun Stock Reviews I'm
out here at the range today we're going
to be putting the cold competition 1911
a 9-millimeter through its paces got a
few different kinds of ammo with us
today got a couple different types of
Federal American Eagle ammunition as
well as the Colt National match ammo by
Double Tap and some reloads so let's go
ahead and see what we can do
alright we're going to start out with
some 115 grain American Eagle full metal
jacket so let's get started
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alright now we're going to try the
American Eagle 124 grain full
metal jacket
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alright next we're going to try the
Colts competition national match ammo by
Double Tap is 124 grain ammo
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alright next we're going to try
reloads these are 147 grain Rainer Ballistics plated
round nose. see how these do.
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alright well let's go downrange measure our
groups see how we did
alright we just got
done putting the Colt Competition
9-millimeter through its paces. The gun was
pretty consistent across all four types
of ammo that we used Our best group
was about a 1.2 inch group and that was with
the Colt National Match and the other
ammo averaged about 1.6- 1.7 so all in
all pretty consistent we'd sure like to
thank Federal ammunition, Double Tap
ammunition and Rainier ballistics
for supplying the test ammo for us today.
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