Very accurate 9mm ?

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Hi guys,

In search of a REALLY accurate 9mm for target, I am looking thesedays at Pardini and Sig P210 (as expressed in another post).
Any other VERY accurate 9mm for target out there?
I have a CZ SP01. I like it a lot but I would also like a real target dedicated one.

Thanks

Gilbert
 
Tanfoglio Extreme. There's another thread in this forum on that pistol.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1319702-###y-pistol-it-sure-look-accurate
 
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P-210 would get my vote....depends on your budget? Several 9mm target pistols out there..enjoy the research and the buying....
 
I will take my chances on a Tanfoglio Extreme at 1900.00 all in, if its a great shooter, it will be a deal... JP.
 
I have a Pardini SP/HP in 22 and 32 S+W Long as well as a Pardini K 12 air pistol. Absolutely surpurb firearms with world class accuracy. The thing about Pardini's that gets overlooked is the incredible durability and reliability. I have 18,000 rounds through the SP and 10,000 pellets through the air pistol with zero problems or malfunctions. There's a reason all the Olympic rapid fire medalists shoot Pardini's.

A GT-45 6 inch is next on my list. The GT series use two frame sizes. The GT-45 frame can use 45 ACP, 40 S+W and 9 mm barrels and slides. The GT-9 is restricted to 9 and 40 slides and barrels only.
 
Heddok: The Pardini sure looks great. The thing that is bugging me is that the frame of the GT9 is not steel but aluminum. I am a steel kind of guy and am afraid aluminum will not be as durable.

Gilbert
 
Gillis2 said:
Heddok: The Pardini sure looks great. The thing that is bugging me is that the frame of the GT9 is not steel but aluminum. I am a steel kind of guy and am afraid aluminum will not be as durable.

Gilbert
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Pardini uses a hardened Al alloy and it is a heavy, solid gun (38 or 39 ounces). There is a member here with 60,000 rounds through his GT9 with only one recoil spring change.
 
I have the CZ shadow and so far it shoots a tighter group that the Glock and Beretta i shot. HIGHLY recommend .
 
CZ tac sport. Very nice trigger. It is the trigger that will ultimately determine accuracy. Barrels these days are always straight. So the the grip and trigger are the thing and tax sports are nice.
 
Gillis2 said:
Heddok: The Pardini sure looks great. The thing that is bugging me is that the frame of the GT9 is not steel but aluminum. I am a steel kind of guy and am afraid aluminum will not be as durable.

Gilbert
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gdawg said:
Pardini uses a hardened Al alloy and it is a heavy, solid gun (38 or 39 ounces). There is a member here with 60,000 rounds through his GT9 with only one recoil spring change.
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The alloy Pardini uses is very tough. My friends GT-45 is up around 20,000 rounds with no evident wear or problems and all original parts.

I'm also a Tanfoglio fan. Have an older 9mm Match. The new Extreme Stock 2 and Stock 3 are calling out to me. If I had an extra 5K I'd buy a Stock 3 Extreme and a Pardini GT!!!
 
Gillis2 said:
Hi guys,

In search of a REALLY accurate 9mm for target, I am looking thesedays at Pardini and Sig P210 (as expressed in another post).
Any other VERY accurate 9mm for target out there?
I have a CZ SP01. I like it a lot but I would also like a real target dedicated one.

Thanks

Gilbert
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Another option is a CZ TS in 9mm. I have the 40 version. Trigger is great as is the accuracy. Heavy gun with a large grip so not good for smaller hands but the gun itself is awesome.
 
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