There is a similar target as shown in Post #5 that has useful information on what is wrong with your hold with your hand gun.
With the sights entered on the gun, I generally shoot to the left (I think if I remember correctly) where I need to drift the sight off center to get the groups to center.
If I adjust my grip, I can move the position of impact. Unfortunately, I have not been able to adjust my hold such that the sights work as advertised automatically. You'll milage may vary from the above statement.
Net results, many of my semi-auto pistols have adjustable sights on them or I have drifted the rear sight to account for the poor windage alignment..
For some reason, my revolver sights are centered, windage wise, for normal shooting and I only have to adjust for vertical adjustment for distance.
Any way, my two cents worth.
With the sights entered on the gun, I generally shoot to the left (I think if I remember correctly) where I need to drift the sight off center to get the groups to center.
If I adjust my grip, I can move the position of impact. Unfortunately, I have not been able to adjust my hold such that the sights work as advertised automatically. You'll milage may vary from the above statement.
Net results, many of my semi-auto pistols have adjustable sights on them or I have drifted the rear sight to account for the poor windage alignment..
For some reason, my revolver sights are centered, windage wise, for normal shooting and I only have to adjust for vertical adjustment for distance.
Any way, my two cents worth.
