Posted: 3/22/2016 1:14:35 PM EDT
| I know there is a 40 page thread going, but didn't want to derail it. I have always had te problem of shooting my Glocks to the left. All except the G30 for some reason. Would the flat face trigge alleviate this issue? |
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Larry Vickers posted this on his Facebook page a while back. I don't think anyone would argue that the LAV needs more trigger time, or that he lacks trigger control discipline... 10 yard slow fire target with my Boresight Solutions LLC G17 from a one day private class yesterday - pistol shoots well with a stock barrel but the real key item here is the slightly left grouping - the Wilson Combat Vickers rear sight is centered in the slide I am like many if not most Glock shooters in that my groups are slightly left in most cases - I don't think the gun actually shoots left slightly, I think I shoot the gun slightly left A theory has been presented that this is due to the grip angle , pivoting trigger and round face of the trigger I think this is correct What do you think ? |
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Larry Vickers posted this on his Facebook page a while back. I don't think anyone would argue that the LAV needs more trigger time, or that he lacks trigger control discipline... Quoted:
Larry Vickers posted this on his Facebook page a while back. I don't think anyone would argue that the LAV needs more trigger time, or that he lacks trigger control discipline... 10 yard slow fire target with my Boresight Solutions LLC G17 from a one day private class yesterday - pistol shoots well with a stock barrel but the real key item here is the slightly left grouping - the Wilson Combat Vickers rear sight is centered in the slide
I am like many if not most Glock shooters in that my groups are slightly left in most cases - I don't think the gun actually shoots left slightly, I think I shoot the gun slightly left A theory has been presented that this is due to the grip angle , pivoting trigger and round face of the trigger I think this is correct What do you think ? I had the same issue Larry did when I switched from m&ps to glocks. I remedied it by changing the way I apply pressure with my strong hand and where the gun is in the web of my hand. Take that as you will. |