Posted: 1/31/2007 9:15:50 PM EDT
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know I am trying to figure out what is going on with this gun I cant hit anything. Is there a trick on how to shoot this piece. I have never experanced this with my 1911 Any input would help thanks |
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I suggest that you aim it at paper with the sights and pull the trigger. Seriously, it's a handgun. I'm not trying to be an asshole or anything but I'm calling it like it is. It's not like the barrel is on the bottom of the gun and you are required to shoot it from between your legs. You aim at your target, preload the trigger up to the break and then follow through the rest of the way. I had never shot a glock until a couple weeks ago and in one range session I was grouping 5-6" at 25 yards after going without shooting anything for 3-4 months. Try dry fire exercises at home until you are comfortable with the trigger and have the muscle memory to line the sights up naturally. If all else fails, I'll buy it from you for $50 
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Can you tell us were on the target you are hitting. Are you hitting high and left or low and right? Someone posted here a while ago a breakdown of what each area on the target means. Some mean you need more finger on the trigger and some less. More info from you would help us out.
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"Stage" the trigger for the first pull. (Take up the slack until you feel resistance, acquire sight picture, squeeze trigger.) Hold trigger back and ease it out until you feel the "click" of the trigger reset for second and subsequent shots. Shoot second and subsequent shots from trigger reset position. Dryfire. |
So why didn't you try shooting the Glock before you bought it? Seriously, the trigger on a glock is not that hard to master and the sights on it are just like sights on every other handgun pretty much. If I didn't know any better, I'd be half tempted to call  or  You offer no personal criticism and make it sound like somehow it's completely the gun's fault. All that I can say is if you are sincere and actually want to shoot the thing better, you either need to seriously review what you're doing as a shooter or seek professional instruction with your shooting technique. You obviously don't actually care about anyone's good advice here and instead want to spout on about how other guns that shoot very similarly to a glock don't give you this problem. Give me a break. |
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