Questions have been raised regarding the crown of my Officer’s pistol. It is simply a cosmetic attribute and does not affect the operation or accuracy of the pistol.
Another question asked was about the pistol’s recoil. Even though it is a small size .45 caliber pistol, its recoil is quite light and easy to handle. I try not to fire more then 50 rounds during a drill because of arthritic hands. Nevertheless, shooting 300 to 400 rounds in a complete daily session is no more abusive then any of my Commander of Government 1911’s.
You might be interested in seeing two targets. Both are posted at my site:
http://groups.msn.com/Shepsans....msnw
The first target was used for my initial magazine. The target was placed ten yards from my firing position. I shoot at this distance with a new gun in order to get accustomed with it.
The second target was used at the end of the day’s session when I had become accustomed to the personality of the pistol. I expended quite a few eight-round magazines at the target placed at fifteen yards from my firing position.
Next time out, I will shoot targets up to twenty-five yards and also practice point shooting.
Ed Cameron has crafted an exceptionally fine Officer’s ACP handgun. Because of my pleasure in shooting it, I will carry it during nighttime hours when I am attired in more dressy clothing than jeans.
Merry Christmas to all.
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