low and left

Still alive said:
Chilliwack F&G. Offer stands:d
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Thanks for the offer Still Alive. I shoot at Poco and Abbotsford. i'll see if the RO and other locals there can give me some pointers first.

Phat Eagle said:
Classic Glock overtravel. Practice lots and consider a Ghost aftermarket connector. A bit of fitting and you'll have a crisp trigger and no overtravel.
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Was this meant for me? I'm shooting a Sig P226 :p I know I'm jerking though, because I'm trying to pull the trigger as slowly/smoothly as possibly, and sometimes I do notice the front sight dipping when I think the trigger is about to break. I do tend to shoot a little better when using my wife's MP9 which has a apex trigger with shorter travel.
 
jermyzy said:
^Yes, am I not supposed to? I'm putting extra effort and gripping harder with my left hand as well. I did take a handgun course with silvercore. Did decently on the course, trying to implement everything I learned form the course, but I find my aim is actually getting worse...

Still Alive, thanks for the offer. Which range do you shoot at?
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Just checking. I would take Still Alive up on the offer, you need someone to stand behind you and watch how the gun moves as your firing. Trigger hand controls the trigger only, light grip. Other hand is for hold and aiming. If your staying on paper but just going left and/or low it's a minor problem. Don't get down it will come around.
 
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