Whistling Moon
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- May 27, 2009
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- 26
I've been having trouble shooting since I've got my permit, but only on certain guns. I own a Ruger MK3 and a S&W Model 60, which I fire .38 out of. Both of these guns I am plenty accurate with. But when I shoot a Glock 22, S&W 6906, and Springfield XD45, only half of my bullets hit the paper, if I'm lucky. Vague groupings I manage to get are low and to the left. I've tried everything I can think of, shifting my grip, tightening or lightening my grip, shooting left handed, one handed, pushing against the recoil, pushing to the right when firing, forcing it up or down, aiming at different points on the paper, sight picture adjustments but nothing is working. The guns are fine, my friend can hit everything no problem. I can aim, my Ruger .22 is dead on, and I don't think its the recoil throwing me off, because single action fire on the Model 60 is pretty accurate for me as well. The only thing these two guns have in common is a fixed barrel. Could the tilt barrel guns be throwing my aim off that bad? Any tips/advice on what I could be doing wrong?