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Hi. First - thanks all for the new member welcome.
Now to my problem. I recently bought a Taurus 605 and put a Hogue monogrip on it. I have put a few hundred rounds through it over several sessions. My groups have been consistently to the left. When I shoot my automatics, I group on target, but my revolver is always left.
This problem happens with and without the new grips, single and double action, grabbing lots of trigger and just using the pad of the finger.
I've come to the conclusion that it is one of three things: [1] Sights are off (can that happen?),[2] barrel is not crowned right, or [3] I'm doing something wrong when I squeeze the trigger.
Any suggestions?
BTW, my 605 is a sweet little wheel gun. I have fed it everything from factory reload .38 to premium .357 without a single problem. Well, it does tend to buck and roar and make the base of my thumb bleed with the full-house .357, but it is a small snubby.
Now to my problem. I recently bought a Taurus 605 and put a Hogue monogrip on it. I have put a few hundred rounds through it over several sessions. My groups have been consistently to the left. When I shoot my automatics, I group on target, but my revolver is always left.
This problem happens with and without the new grips, single and double action, grabbing lots of trigger and just using the pad of the finger.
I've come to the conclusion that it is one of three things: [1] Sights are off (can that happen?),[2] barrel is not crowned right, or [3] I'm doing something wrong when I squeeze the trigger.
Any suggestions?
BTW, my 605 is a sweet little wheel gun. I have fed it everything from factory reload .38 to premium .357 without a single problem. Well, it does tend to buck and roar and make the base of my thumb bleed with the full-house .357, but it is a small snubby.