Ms. ALEX KOCH doing her job at the testing booth on this P210.

Considering that she is testing just from a support (not the Ransom Rest), I'd say she shots pretty good at 27 yards...(of course the pistol is doing what it is supposed to do) ...but that group of 5 shots is pretty good.

Be afraid, very afraid. And respectful! Seriously, nice to know she’s got your back.

Some aspire to marry a woman who owns her own bar. I think Mr. Koch hit it out of the park.

I'm impressed. I'm impressed by both the pistol and the woman shooting it.

I guess I do not get it? Why is this a big deal? It’s a high end target pistol, being shot in controlled circumstances.

Is there something I am missing? Perhaps some significance on who this is that makes this group extra special?

I see A. Koch on the bottom of target but no Ms. or Alex.
How do you know it is a female named Alex?

You didn't get the memo?

Women are not supposed to be able to shoot.

Bob

Wow. Some of you guys are rough.

Yes, it's from a supported position and not one handed while shooting on the move. But still...it's a very accurate 9mm being shot probably at or very close to the guns potential.

Didn't even hit center.

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Originally posted by gjgalligan:
I see A. Koch on the bottom of target but no Ms. or Alex.
How do you know it is a female named Alex?

She is a member of several large SIG groups on Facebook and I have chatted with her a few times on Messenger. Nice lady and shared some info and images about her (let's be honest) quite unusual job.

Thanks, that was the first thought when I read your posting.
Beautiful gun by the way!

Looking at the target, I like how they teach to write a 1 in Europe kind of like a cursive i as I was taught.

Also how they use their thumb for 1 when they start counting vs index finger. All very cool, nice deltas from US culture.


BTW those grips are sweet, the whole pistol is sweet!
HK Ag

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Originally posted by Jimmo952:
Wow. Some of you guys are rough.

Indeed.

Apparently, some traumatic experience in a 3rd-grade “show & tell” session left a very deep, decades-long scar.

Ms. Koch has had plenty of practice. She stamped the target for the Stainless 226 I received in 2012.