When John and Mike shoot Bianchi Cup, they compete with Smith & Wessons. Mike’s choice is the M&P Pro Series chambered in 9mm with 17 plus one capacity. The longer barrel helps with accuracy and sight picture, part of why Mike chose the Pro Series for Bianchi Cup competition in the Production division.
John’s choice is a Smith & Wesson 1911 Pro Series, also chambered in 9mm, but with ten plus one round capacity. Both the slide and frame are stainless steel with a matte silver finish, so it is a solid choice for a gun in the Metallic Division.
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Post time: Jul-15-2017