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PostPosted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:17 pm 
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Took my new to me (well, I guess it IS new, looked unfired) P1 from Aim Surplus to the range today with my Sig P232. I wasn't expecting too much for accuracy, but was pretty surprised. It wasn't quite as accurate as my P232, but pretty damn close. It ate up 150 rounds of cheap Tulammo without a hitch, and made some nice groups. These were from about 25 feet away. I could have done better, but for some reason decided to wear my Sketchers Shape Up shoes, which are impossible to stand steady on haha.

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Are all 5 of those the P1? Excellent! :thumb:
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