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Walther PPS 9mm Ultra Slim Sub Compact Conceal Carry Pistol
The Walther PPS is a small, slender, pistol imported and distributed by Smith and Wesson. It is available in 9mm and .40 cal. It features a black polymer frame mated to a steel slide. Fit and finish were excellent. It is striker-fired, with an action very similar to the Glock “Safe-Action” configuration.
The Walther PPS incorporates a number of safety features. It has a trigger safety incorporated into the trigger…
Oregon Precision Firearms Training LLC
shooting instruction, guns, pistol, shooting rangeMost recently Shooter Reviews had the opportunity to go to Oregon Precision Firearms Training LLC in Bend, Oregon. OPFT is co-owned by Dell Hackett and Mike Herbes. This school has two world-class instructors. Before I get into this article I want to introduce these two men to give readers a background on Dell and Mike.
Mike is a lifelong shooter, hunter, and avid reloader. Mike has taught pistol, carbine, precision rifle, and sniper tactics to numerous allied countries, elite military, and law enforcement agencies. He is currently employed by The Oregon Department of Public Safety
Velocities For Multiple Barrel Lengths .223 55gr
Recently Rob, and I went to the Chehalem Valley Sportsman Club in Dundee, Oregon to run a simple chronograph test to help see the differences in velocities between barrel lengths. We used PMC Bronze .223 55gr as our test ammunition. We like PMC bronze because it shoots consistently, and the majority of us here feel like it is the best bang for your buck. We identified an average speed of bullets after doing three shot groups for each weapon to help gives us a general idea of what to expect from the PMC Bronze.We used barrel lengths ranging from 10inches-24 inches. Three of the uppers we had suppressors (YHM Phantom) for,
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