Neither are nimble guns suited to fine target work, but the Scorpion is definately easier to shoot.
Those with livers made of lillies fear the 45, and thats just as well. It makes those of use who can shoot them look even better.
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Neither are nimble guns suited to fine target work, but the Scorpion is definately easier to shoot.
Those with livers made of lillies fear the 45, and thats just as well. It makes those of use who can shoot them look even better.
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Never tried a Scorpion so can't comment on it. But I bought a Black Star HW45 in .22 a couple of months ago and get on just fine with it. Nice trigger pull, nice sights (Truglo) and shoots sweet. I do the 6 yard UBC comps and have no trouble at all with 5 shot groups under 10P coin size. Standing, unsupported.
As for recoil, get a consistent grip and NOT too 'firm'. Stance and trigger control important too.
FAS 604, Remington 1911, Colt SAA, HW45, BSA Mercury, Winchester underlever (Walther), SMK QB78
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