Common miss low right

[drakeslayer]

I shoot lefty and my common miss is low right. Help me out here.

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[TTSX]

You're pushing the gun as you squeeze the trigger

 

[TTSX]

This is a guide for a right handed shooter so mirror image for a lefty. Right handed people commonly shoot low left

 

[FATAL125]

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This is a guide for a right handed shooter so mirror image for a lefty. Right handed people commonly shoot low left

Was gonna post the same thing.

Just wasn't sure if it translated (obviously opposite if it did) for those wrong handed shooters...

 

[TTSX]

Was gonna post the same thing.

Just wasn't sure if it translated (obviously opposite if it did) for those wrong handed shooters...

Ahem
*God's chosen* shooters

 

[FATAL125]

Ahem
*God's chosen* shooters

Ahem
I believe we've been through this...

 

[Knobgoblin]

Load a few dummy rounds randomly into the mix . You'll see the flinch clearly when you drop the hammer on a " dud".

 

[TTSX]

Load a few dummy rounds randomly into the mix . You'll see the flinch clearly when you drop the hammer on a " dud".

Just not when your buddies are around. Because that's embarrassing and you'll never live it down

 

[Xmark1]

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This is a guide for a right handed shooter so mirror image for a lefty. Right handed people commonly shoot low left

Especially if you're shooting a 200gr +P+ 10mm polymer frame.

 

[Catfishmoon]

I shoot lefty and my common miss is low right. Help me out here.

What you are describing is extremely common, for right-handers the miss is low left. There are many YouTube videos or articles available to read about it... Basically, your mind is anticipating the recoil about to occur when the pistol fires and your hands force the muzzle downwards a split second before you pull the trigger.

 

[daved20319]

Dry fire practice is the answer, especially if you've got something to give you feedback, I really like the MantisX system. Just dusted mine off to get back in the groove for the season, really helps pin point the problem areas, and knock off the winter's rust. If you don't want to buy new equipment, either get a shooting buddy to watch you, or take video of yourself. Both work with dry fire, although I suspect they're a little more effective with live fire. Nice thing about something like the MantisX is that you start seeing the bad "shots" before checking the data. Did I mention I really like my MantisX ? Later.

Dave

 

[MTpockets]

With the limited info provided... you could start with your eyes and work your way to the sights.

Stance: Head, Neck, Shoulders, Elbows, Wrists, Type of Grip... there are many videos for all of this.

Then Hold...verify that you have the proper hold for your sight heights....or change your sights to fit the type of hold that you want to use.



Hope this helps.

 

[Cerberus Group]

All has to do with grip...nothing more or less.

Slow fire, then work your way up...very slowly so you can self diagnose.

 

[Chicomfan]

Ahem
*God's chosen* shooters

. I can dig it!