And this from a Field & Stream reader about the High Standard 101:

This is the low end of the old High Standard product line but their accuracy is all in the barrel and this has a great barrel. In general the High Standards were made for competitive shooting….

If you know how to shoot, it would not surprise me that a six inch barrel will put ten shots through the same hole at 50 feet if shot from a vice. It was made to switch barrels and if you take advantage of the longer sight picture of a 7 inch barrel for it, it might shoot like nothing you’ve ever seen.

Most users of that model applaud the grip handle. It was set at a distinct angle for the fit of the human hand.

Were talking about two different things. The OP was asking about the Paul Stine gun.

Here is an interesting graphic that I found. It looks fairly accurate at first glance. 

@chaucer Sorry I got off on a tangent, but thought it okay to bring in the other guns Z used.

In particular I like to consider the weapons from the offender’s behavior angle. Which is measured in radians. 

Thanks Chaucer. I feel like I have seen that before but not sure where.

@soze I made that so you would have seen it on our old forum.