Highest Round Count

[JTROKS]

Up to the 5 figures and no recoil spring change?

[SteveH]

Never believe the number without a gun log or other evidence. People wildly over estimate the round counts usually. In classes and otherwise.

[SteveH]

Not "tick marking every round fired", just know how many rounds shot each visit and how many times I visit the range annually. Simple math.

I keep a gun log for every gun. Yesterday i fired 72 rounds of fiochhi 170Gn FMJ. not 73, not 71, not 50, not 100. exactly 72. i go to the range between 1 and 5 times a week. firing between 12 and 180 rounds per session. So the only way to know the round count is to document it. stuff like i go to the range twice a week firing 50 rounds extrapolated over 15 years rarely gives an accurate number.

[JTROKS]

Never believe the number without a gun log or other evidence. People wildly over estimate the round counts usually. In classes and otherwise.

Well as I remember from the empty boxes of hard cast bullets I purchased and all the Federal small pistol primers I bought I know I'm at 35K+ with my GP100. The only thing that surpassed that was my Caspian Open division gun, but that's on the second top end now.

[toby]

I keep a gun log for every gun. Yesterday i fired 72 rounds of fiochhi 170Gn FMJ. not 73, not 71, not 50, not 100. exactly 72. i go to the range between 1 and 5 times a week. firing between 12 and 180 rounds per session. So the only way to know the round count is to document it. stuff like i go to the range twice a week firing 50 rounds extrapolated over 15 years rarely gives an accurate number.

Why do you need an accurate number on shots fired? I mean really what does it do for you other than peace of mind how much time and money you have spent. If you believe it will help resale I don't think so because most everyone lies anyway and unless one of the guns you are selling is highly collectable then actual round counts are moot and if it's it highly collectable why shoot it at all? not singling you out just looking for justifiable reasoning because in my 40+ years of shooting and collecting it's never crossed my mind.

[glockman19]

The Reason I bought A Kimber Custom II was because I shot one at the range and loved it. I asked why they had it as a range gun. They said it was a work horse. I asked how many rounds and the reply was 70,000+ and they only replaced springs and the barrel at around 50,000 rounds.

[deadcoyote]

I don't want to wade into a round count pissing match, I'd just say I think round is important to highlight just for the folks who pass on guns with 4-500 rounds through them as they think they're permanently damaged.

[sammy]

40,000 plus rounds and still very accurate.

[Black Majik]

40,000 plus rounds and still very accurate.

High round count Baers are the best.

[uhlan1]

Never believe the number without a gun log or other evidence. People wildly over estimate the round counts usually. In classes and otherwise.

Never believe the round count in the marketplace, people wildly underestimate them.

Is that what you meant?

[uhlan1]

I keep a gun log for every gun. Yesterday i fired 72 rounds of fiochhi 170Gn FMJ. not 73, not 71, not 50, not 100. exactly 72. i go to the range between 1 and 5 times a week. firing between 12 and 180 rounds per session. So the only way to know the round count is to document it. stuff like i go to the range twice a week firing 50 rounds extrapolated over 15 years rarely gives an accurate number.

Jaysus! I shoot to have fun and improve my skills, not to sharpen my accounting skills. Practiced for a match next week today. Maybe 300 rounds out of an STI and 200 or so out of one of the CZ TS'. Pour reloads from various buckets into zip-locs, don't even know how many I take to the club except "a lot". Just keep the truck tubs filled

Ask me next week how much I shot today and you'll get a blank stare. Just don't see the point.

[Saym14]

21,000 rounds thru mu HK USP

[static2126]

40,000 plus rounds and still very accurate.

Always admire the look of a well loved Baer. That is some nice shooting (understatement)

[rmatt]

Glock 34, 65,000 rounds down the barrel.

[sammy]

Always admire the look of a well loved Baer. That is some nice shooting (understatement)

Thanks for the complement.