7p's, I agree that most of the nice 1911s will out shoot their owners and I am certaily not dissing 1911s or their owners. I had a Springfield that had all the bells and whistles and it just matched my custom 21SF. I have a good friend that shoots Bullseye and was a member of Team Springfield (High Master). That pet 1911 gun of his is a match for any gun and he knows how to opperate it. It comes down to the nut behind the trigger. My personal feeling is that a well set up Glock is the better hunting pistol but thats just my opinion.
I have shot some 17s that right out of the box with FMJ plinking ammo would put 10 shots in an inch at 25 yards off of bags. I have also ran into a few (mostly 1st Gens) that were at best 3 shots in 3" at 25 yards off of bags.
Most of the "inaccurate" Glocks are a 45.00 trigger change away from being "accurate". Some of the triggers are OK and some are like the worst cap gun you can imagine. I got some loading data from a Camp Perry winner for .45 ACP and put a Storm Lake barrel and a trigger job on a 21SF that would shoot 1" at 50 yards.
"Personally, I don't recall shooting a Glock that was not accurate and I haven't had the pleasure of shooting one that was "accuracy tuned".
I am going to start a thread about tuning Glocks mainly for hunting. While most of them shoot "good enough" out of the box stepping up power and adding a few goodies makes them into a realy accurate hunting tool. I am gathering info right now before I start the thread.