I am an occasional shooter. I wanted a 9mm with adjustable hand grips, and this came with 2 extra back-straps, and was recommended by the owner of the gun store. I purchased the pistol and went out to their range to try it out. I shot the first clip at 15 feet, against a 7.5" shoot-n-see. 15 for 15, so I moved it out to 30 feet, and shot another magazines; again 15 for 15. So then I decided to see just how good the gun was. Most of the shooters were shooting at the 15' range, and the rest at 30'. so I caused more than a few laughs when I moved the target out to 75'. I put a half-silhouette and put the shoot-n-see over the bulls eye for better visibility. People quite laughing when my first 2 shots hit the shot-n-see. I shot 2 mags (30 rounds) with 14 hitting the shoot-n-see and 30 inside the target. I tried a second target set up the same way, with slightly different results - 16 rounds hit the shoot-n-see, but I missed the silhouette with one round (still on the paper, but 1 " outside the body mass outline). After I finished and was cleaning up my brass, the range master came up and asked how many years I have been shooting the gun. I bought it 2 hours ago, and that was my 3rd box of ammo. Then I ask, "do you think I need to change the grips; it didn't feel quite right after the first box."