Saturday morning I was able to get to the indoor range to sight in my 4 ASP/Euroarms Pistolas. My two Gunslinger 4 3/4" bbl and the two 1977 ASP 8" original '58's that are 541 numbers apart. The two 1977's have short front sights and shoot accordingly. The two gunslingers, one has the original tall front sight, the other older one has a made by me front sight, a guess as to height.
All shots were taken as follow; Seated on a stool, elbows supported on a leather briefcase, two handed. Shot at CAS pistol yardage. 4.75 Grns Trail Boss, 44 Colt brass, 248 grn Old West Mould 44 Rem. C.F. bullet, CCI Magnum Primers.
First 5 are in the white, flyer is my fault. Second five are bull at 6:00 O'clock. Sight is too short and will be replaced.
Again first five are in the white, second five are bull at 6:00 O'clock. Same deal, needs taller sight.
This is the 19944 Gunslinger with my tall front sight. hole in 7 ring is actually a fly on the target. The fliers are me flinching and were the first shots.
This is the newer Gunslinger, 2004(my Guess). Factory taller sight.
These guns will shoot 5.0 Grns Trail Boss but the 4.75 seems like a great load for CAS or indoor shooting, now to get the two 1977's and the older Gunslinger to pattern as good as the 2004 Gunslinger. That and to shoot more to get rid of my caused fliers.
More shooting is the answer.