I know I've restated this many times to you vic, but for the others reading this thread. Low left groupings are not because of the gun or the sights, it's because incorrect grip or trigger pull or any combination of the two. My groups(if you could call them groups) were low left when I first got the 24/7, after blaming the sights and the gun, I tried blaming myself and correcting my shooting problems then magically I group.....near the bullseye(I seem to like to hit the line all the way around the ring). If you try the dry firing excersises you will be amazed at how much the sights move with just the trigger pull. And, when I did a few fast firing shots, when I didn't pull the trigger hard enough, I would jerk the gun down and to the left with no shot or recoil............I wonder why my shots hit there when I did fire the gun?????
Low and Left
After another 100 rounds at the range today I must say... I am quite frustrated 
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I keep going low and to the left. I am using the straight heinie sights that came on my 24/7 pro 40cal.
after some time of this, I decided to try the bullseye behind the bottom dot. This was much more accurate and my final 2 clips were my best groupings. I know this is not how to use those sights but what the heck! :???: :???:
any suggestions? much thanks
!!I keep going low and to the left. I am using the straight heinie sights that came on my 24/7 pro 40cal.
after some time of this, I decided to try the bullseye behind the bottom dot. This was much more accurate and my final 2 clips were my best groupings. I know this is not how to use those sights but what the heck! :???: :???:
any suggestions? much thanks
