Glock 22 accuracy problems RESOLVED!!

[OkDave]

Posted by Bartledan:

If the issue could use even more resolving, try these two drills:

dry firing: balance a penny on the front sight, and drop the striker without lettign the penny fall.

ball and dummy: load one mag with a snap cap, and another with a live round. put the mags in an opaque bag, and shake. Without looking, load one fo the mag into the gun, and rack the slide. As you squeeze the trigger, really watch the front sight.

I do both of these drills at least once a week.

It should be noted that while the first drill can be practiced at home in the living room, the second one probably should not.

Personally I just mix a few unprimed rounds in my ammo bag and load away. It's a good drill, not only will you see if you are jerking the trigger, you improve your clearing skills too.

Dave

 

[P0WERWAGON]

If you're new to Glocks, shooting low and left is not uncommon when shooting unsupported....it's the trigger.

these hits were from the rest. unsupported was the exact same. these glocks are too much effort for me. i'll stick to the sig

 

[RUPZUK]

The post say's resolved ?
It seems your fix is to ditch the gun , unless I'm wrong ?
It seems like a combination of problems to me .
as for a " repair " fix , Glocks can be fitted with different height rear sights and to center your shot they can be drifted in their slot .
If yours has an adjustable Glock rear sight , the screws can move around . Try a little penetrating loctite on them .
after that keep practicing with it , have a Glock shooter try it out and see what it does , maybe get a few pointers .
A Glock shouldn't be high effort , mine isn't .

 

[Bartledan]

these hits were from the rest. unsupported was the exact same. these glocks are too much effort for me. i'll stick to the sig

Believe it or not, you can still slap the trigger while the gun is on a rest.

The odds are only 1 in 8 that the gun's sights would be off in the same direction as trigger-slapper heaven.

But sure, if buying a new gun is easier than learning to shoot the one you've got, no problem.