Posted: 12/31/2013 12:03:34 PM EDT
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I bought a Glock 34 gen 4 about a year ago. I'd only had one other Glock before, an older g17, so I am a novice to glocks and really to handguns in general.
I have enjoyed shooting the pistol, but was consistently shooting to the left, making nice tight groups about 1-2" to the left of the bullseye. I adjusted the rear sight way over to the right, which helped some, but it still tended to hit to the left of whatever I was shooting at. I did some reading here and on other forums, and found that I am not the only one with this problem. Finally I read someone's opinion that people tend to shoot left if they get too much finger on the trigger, and that a bigger grip might help correct the problem. have large hands -- not chunky, just long fingers. So I tried putting on the large grip attachment and took it to the range today. Wow! what a difference. the pistol feels so much more comfortable in my hand, and accuracy was vastly improved. I ran one mag through it, then moved the sight back to the center and ran two more magazines through it. Huge improvement. I feel stupid for not trying this sooner. 
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I have the same problem, I can put all my shots in a nice tight group, but they are all a lil left to my intended target. I also have large hands and long fingers. My glock is a gen 3 so I dont have the option to adjust my grip size.  what about trying one of the rubber slip on grips, I think Hogue makes them? |
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A friend of mine is a well-known pistol instructor. He runs a class called "You suck, it's not the gun." Truer words have never been spoken. oh, I know I suck. I never doubted it. I'm not much of a pistol shooter, but I would like to be able to shoot a good pistol (my glock) decently. changing the grip size has definitely helped. |