Shooting to the left?

[Robin]

I seemed to have developed a tendency to shoot my hand guns (all of them) slightly to the left of the bulls eye.
I'm shooting right handed. Any tips, Ideas why?
Robin

 

[Celt]

Recoil anticipation is typically low left, aka flinching (for a right handed shooter as yourself)

With an empty gun, do a dry fire exercise by putting a dime or a penny on top of the slide, near the front sight and press the trigger without it falling off.

You can also mix in some dummy rounds in the magazine at random and see if youre flinching when you hit the dummy round.

If thats not it, maybe your rear sight has moved a little and needs to be adjusted.??

 

[Robin]

Awesome Celt, I'll give it a try! Thanks!!
Robin

 

[RedBreast21]

We talking two hand grip? Right handed left handed? Same eye or cross dominant? sights or dots? Hard to diagnose without witnessing or having a pic of the grip and trigger contact.

 

[dwa12479]

I tend to do that when i let my finger get too far up on the trigger.

I have to remind myself to press the trigger with the pad of the finger tip. Dont yank the trigger with the bend of the first knuckle.

 

[Parzival]

I can’t recommend the Mantis TitanX enough.

It’s been eye opening seeing how bad my trigger pull was. I always hated laser training, having to rack the slide every trigger pull, but the resetting trigger on this one fixes that and it’s optics cut. Here’s mine..

 

[togmaster]

Here's a chart that will help diagnose your problem.

 

[Saltwater60]

I do the same. Low and to the left with every gun except a 1911 and my Ruger lcpII. I think it’s trigger pull. I’ve thought of making my carry gun’s trigger lighter to help with this. Shoot a 1911 with light straight trigger pull and then go with a striker fired and see what happens.
I have no clue why I shoot my lcp so well.