Norinco NP22 (Sig P226 clone)

[JesseB123]

A good way to test for flinching of any kind is to get some snap caps and randomly load them into your mags ( if you only have one or two then get a friend to load them up for you, more than that and its easy enough to forget where they are ).

I was doing exactly this, and having the memory of a goldfish, by the time I had loaded a mag I had completely forgotten the order I had loaded them in. *BANGBANG CLICK LUNGE FORWARD* it was eye opening. Next time I brought the .22 out to get used to light recoil and went back and forth, that helped a lot with the flinching.

I just picked one up last week. I've put approx 300 through mine so far. It functions flawlessly. The only problem is that the sights were off from the factory. I tried moving the rear sight but it wasn't happening. . I took it to a gunsmith and hopefully will have it back this week. I actually enjoy shooting itmore than my Glock!

My sights are way off as well. Shooting about 3" to the left at 6yds.

Make sure you decock the pistol before you holster it.

Yes! Taking some basic IPSC courses and as the decock is the safety, I'm having to be very stringent with the lever.

I'd also like to say my initial post was extremely ignorant and I had/have no idea what I'm talking about. The pistol is great and there's no problems with it, just myself. First time in the IPSC course the instructor says 'stand like this, hold it like that, now try shooting' and everything was fine after that.

 

[Ganderite]

Mine shoots great. As good as my real SIG.

It has had a trigger job. Here is a 25 yr group:

It is for sale on EE, too......