[38 Super Combat Commander]

Mine is a Hi Standard Supermatic Citation.

 

[Tom Freeman]

I shoot a Morini CM84 and a Hammerli SP20. I had a Ruger Slabside, but dumped it several years back. Great pistol, bad company politics.

I am really lucky to be stationed in Colorado Springs where I can shoot at the Olympic Training Center.

Tom
AF Shooting Team


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[38 Super Combat Commander]

Tom, What do your guys shoot?

 

[David Cosby]

I regret to this day having sold my Hi Standard Military. It was a marvelous training aid to a 1911.

These days I shoot a Sig/Hammerli Trailside target model with an UltraDot optical sight. As I mentioned in a previous thread, the dot sight allows me to forget sight alignment and concentrate on trigger control. Give it a try, you might find it helpful.

 

[mshuell]

It's not in the class that that Tom Freeman shoots, but if I can hold the gun still enough, my Smith & Wesson 22A ($190 out the door 3 years ago) will shoot groups that you can cover with a quarter at 50 feet.
Mark Shuell.

 

[Guest]

I really like my Benelli MP95e, I set my trigger perfectly and it truly breaks like a "glass rod", it is a fairly heavy pistol for a .22, but I like it just the same.

 

[Tom Freeman]

I am not sure what the Bullseye and running target guys shoot now. The trend seemed to be buy the best gun you can’t really afford and leave the issue one alone. Most of them were Hammerli, Feinwerkbau, Anschutz, High Standard and an occasional Morini.

Us IPSC knuckle-draggers shoot STI and SV for Open and Limited, Steyr and Para for production, and Smith for Revo. I shoot STI.

Tom
AF Shooting Team

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. I have an old S&W M41 that shoots so much better than I do. It'll do.

Best.

 

[NeilCasper]

I have had several High Standard target pistols. Going back (way back) there were three differnt HD Militarys and one Supermatic Citation. The ONLY thing that I did not like about the HS design was the bolt hold open latch on the right side. Everything else I could live with. These were all very accurate pistols for what I wanted them for.
I currently use a S&W 41.

 

[Spackler4013]

Colt .22. It was inexpensive, it's accurate, and the stainless and polymer construction makes it easy to care for.

 

[A Simple Old Soldier]

A Ruger Mk ll with a full 9" bullbarrel that I built and a Browning Buckmark.

 

[Matt VDW]

Lately I've been shooting a Marvel .22 conversion unit for a 1911. It's "Marvel-ous"! :grin:

 

[Randall_1611]

Another vote for the Marvell 22 Match :grin: conversion for the 1911....Mike

 

[nr123]

I'm shooting a Ruger 22/45. It's not my first choice, but I won it in a pistol match.

 

[K-9]

A vintage Model 41. A pleasure to shoot.

 

[rofi]

My Colt .22 Target Model is a good deal for the money. It will hold an [email protected] 25yards with good target ammo and some of the cheep loose pack stuff too. Has a short trigger reach. A little to short for me. I may try a trigger shoe.If I can find one...ROFI

 

[jimmyd]

Another vote for the Marvel .22 conversion...if you like the 1911 format, there is no better...mine is more accurate that any .22 I have ever owned.

 

[Topstrap]

Still got my ole' High Standard Trophy I shot silhouette with years ago... an older Smith 41, one Buckmark with a dot and another Buckmark with a scope. All shoot great... I haven't found that it really matters what brand it is.. they all shoot great when you find the brand of ammo they like. Luckily most of mine like the cheap Federal 550 rd boxes from walmart.

 

[Kevinch]

Ruger MKII with a 5 1/2" Bull Barrel that I bought new back in 1989 or so. Still as accurate as I'll ever be.

 

[RHFactor]

I picked up a S&W 2206 on a auction a few months ago and since put a Tasco red dot on it(also at a online auction)...i"ve got about $325 in it and I have a ton of fun with it...accurate and inexpensive to shoot.