1st time firing my Artillery - impressed!
 

Beautiful Sunday afternoon here in St Stephens, Alabama today. I finally got around to firing my 1917 Artillery Luger.
I must now state that this is the most accurate pistol I own. At 15 yds with Winchester white box ammo, I printed a 2" group with 5 rds.
My next volley measured 2 1/4".
After firing my 1914 30 caliber, I went back to the Artillery and fired another volley at just under 2".
I now have a whole new respect for these pistols.
Just thought you guys would like to know!

Derek

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And mine shoots everything that I feed it. Cast or jacket, handloads or factory. Try that with the 4"ers.
DJU

Derek...At 15 yds ???

Did you shoot at a phone book in your living room?

These are built for long distance! Take it out and plink away at 100-200 yards. I was surprised at how well they shoot at those distances.

Glad to hear yours is grouping well. No malfunctions?

Jerry Burney

The only malfunction was my fault. The mag fits less-than-perfect, and I didn't have it locked in all the way. I probably had a semi limp grip when I fired the 1st time. It cycled, but didn't **** the action for the next shot.
All subsequent rds performed as expected.
Yes, I have about 400 acres at my disposal to fire the pistol, this was just a little test session. Can't wait to install the stock and see what she'll do at long range!

I just posted my results of shooting an artillery at 100 yards under the

"Shooting and Reloading "section.

Bob