I also have a P210-a target and believe it's one of the finest production pistols available today. In many ways it approaches the precision of hand tuned target pistols.
As with all new high precision firearms, it does take a little time to wear in. take the first 500 shots and allow this to happen. Don't over clean the pistol during this time. I use a bore snake to remove coarse debris from the barrel and oil and wipe down the external surfaces, but basically let the rest of the action work itself in. It feels smooth from the factory, but that gets even better as the parts move against each other during this break in period.
It's remarkable that such a high precision machine can be made without extensive hand work. That is the miracle of the modern machine tooling available today, and the engineering that is applied by mechanical manufacturing engineers that know how to use it.
As with all new high precision firearms, it does take a little time to wear in. take the first 500 shots and allow this to happen. Don't over clean the pistol during this time. I use a bore snake to remove coarse debris from the barrel and oil and wipe down the external surfaces, but basically let the rest of the action work itself in. It feels smooth from the factory, but that gets even better as the parts move against each other during this break in period.
It's remarkable that such a high precision machine can be made without extensive hand work. That is the miracle of the modern machine tooling available today, and the engineering that is applied by mechanical manufacturing engineers that know how to use it.
