I assume you sighted in your gun from a bench rest. Your hands are not a bench rest and the point of impact will be different. Adjust your sights accordingly for your normal shooting position (i.e. not from the bench).
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I use the pad before the first knuckle. I have no idea if I am squeezing too hard or pushing the trigger.
I assume you sighted in your gun from a bench rest. Your hands are not a bench rest and the point of impact will be different. Adjust your sights accordingly for your normal shooting position (i.e. not from the bench).
Thanks to Mike-Mike and a series of drills I now know what my problem is. I flinch. Yeah, who would have thought. The way Mike figured it out was by giving me a Glock (I have never shot one) and loading it with ammo and snap caps. Since I had no idea when the gun was goig to go off, the very first shot landed dead center on the target. The second shot landed to the left because by then I had anticipated the gun going off. The third shot, which was a snap cap, didn't land anywhere but showed just how much of a flinch I have. Damn!
I remember shooting low left when I first started out two years ago. Obviously over time I subconsciously started to compensate for the flinch and now shoot high left.
This is 99% mental so I know what I need to do to get it corrected...I hope.
Thanks Mike. I owe you one.
.....Now, just to get him to shoot IDPA!
Guys, Big Red is a great shooter. He has nice gun control and handling, He shoots small groups fast. It took several drills to finally trick it out of him.
Now, just to get him to shoot IDPA!