Drift your rear sights to the Left a tad.

Did you jerk a little on some of those "flyers"?

Make sure that you P-R-E-S-S the trigger directly to the rear on a 1911... instead of trying to "pull" it.

You probably know all of what I just said anyway... but I thought I would try with the basics.

Eric

Another tip is to fire 5 shot groups for sighting after you make any changes. Then you will have an easier time telling where all your shots hit.
Here is a link to a post I did in the womens forum. There might be someting in there that will help.
www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?id=78439

Quoted: Drift your rear sights to the Left a tad. Eric

Actually ......... if your adjusting your sights, move the rear sight in the direction you want your shots to move,  hence pattern to the right ... rear sight to the right

Thanks for catching that C&L... hell, seems like I don't know my left from my right any more.

Quoted: Thanks for catching that C&L... hell, seems like I don't know my left from my right any more.

I keep mine marked for easy identification  

Practice, practice, practice.  From the looks of your targets, your fliers are a technique problem more than a trigger pull issue.  However a trigger job by a competent smith will definitly help in making the learning process easier

If your right handed Armaliter..it looks to me like you are putting side pressure on the grip with your right finger tips.
Try holding the gun in your strong hand with just enough pressure to keep it from falling out of your hand. Then form a C with your weak hand and place it over your right hand with your fingers over the fingers of your right hand, thumb on the web of your right hand between your index finger and thumb. If you will get bit by the slide then place your left thumb over, below or beside your right thumb.
Now squeeze straight back with your left fingers keeping your right fingers relaxed and your left fingers as straight as possible. You should be able to slide a pencil up between the palm of your strong hand and the grip of your gun. you will need someone else to slide the pencil up!!DOH!!
When I shoot I force the finger tips of my strong hand into the palm of my weak hand to ensure they aren't putting side pressure on the grip.
Another thing that suffers when you clench up your strong hand is trigger control. Make a fist and squeeze as tight as you can. Now move your trigger finger like you are touching off a round. Now relax your hand and try again. Quite a difference isn't there.
[edited to add] from the look of the flyers..your looking at the target instead of your front site.