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This is why I like twenty rounds groups when testing handloads in pistols. I do it to attempt analyze the targets that day under those particular conditions imposed,
"floating the wheat from the pebbles "
and to hopefully separate operator skill/error from equipment consistency/mechanical accuracy of the guns and loads.
You can always shoot better! How intensely do you want it?
That's how good you will get and no better!
It chaffes me to read and see pictures in the gun magazines of when 9mm handguns are shot three or five times for group at seven yards. That doesn't tell me anything useful.
That's a participation trophy.
I shot for the very first time a Taurus gx4 at twenty five yards at paper plates with federal HST and they all stayed the plate.
It's a start[emoji3]
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