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what caliber is the sig?
How long have you had the glock?
How often do you shoot it?
Looks like you're tightening your grip as you pull the trigger. Your hand is anticipating the recoil. Concentrate on a smooth trigger pull and keep your grip relatively relaxed (not loose, but not a death grip either).
I really doubt the Glock is broken, but it could be that it's not a good match for you.
BTW, you seem to have this bad habit with the other guns as well, but it's more pronounced with the Glock. All the groups are shifted left.
Try a lot of dry firing and watch that front site.
The group you are shooting with the Glock is about the same size as the Ruger or the Sig, so it is just an issue of trigger pull. You should be able to figure out why you are pulling to the left. What distance are you shooting at?
Its not the New York spring, but it may just be my trigger pull. I use the center of the pad before my first knuckle on my index finger. Sitting here mimicking a trigger pull, i do see it pulling to the right which makes sense why i am shooting to the left.Hows the trigger feel? Have you stripped it and looked at what spring you have? When i got my 19, it was tough. Sure enough, had the NY1 spring. Changed to factory 5lb with ghost rocket and now its buttery smooth.
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The only thing that needs to be tightened is the nut behind the trigger.
The Glock trigger is hard to master. Most right-handed shooters who are novices will pull shots low and left when using a Glock. The only solution is hours and hours of dry-firing.
sell it and buy something you shoot well.
Well, i am shooting a whole lot better with it now than when i first got it. When i first got it, i was always low, to the left.
I will confess, i don't dry fire as often as i should. Should i use snap caps, or is dry firing without a snap cap alright?
sell it and buy something you shoot well.
You don't need snap caps to dry fire the Glock. Spend 15 minutes dry firing each night.
I think that is premature.
It could be the angle of the grip. Some people modify the grip. There are videos out there. There are some small companies that will do it for you, too. Google "Glock grip reduction."