Scott Daw
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a fair number of my shots are hitting low, left (7 o'clock-8 o'clock) of bullseye. what could I be doing wrong? I shoot a CZ75 compact semiauto in 9mm. I usually use pmc ammo.
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Bruce333
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Tigerseye
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If you are right handed, it is likely that as you press the trigger you also squeeze with your other fingers. The way the hand is made, if you squeeze the middle, ring and pinkie fingers the whole hand moves and causes the gun to go to the left and down.
To correct the problem, practice dry firing against a blank wall and concentrate on the sights and your trigger management. The goal is to cause the hammer to fall without any movement of the sights.
Also, it will help if you withdraw your trigger finger so that the trigger is on the middle of the pad of the end joint - - not in the joint itself or on the second pad.
Good luck!
To correct the problem, practice dry firing against a blank wall and concentrate on the sights and your trigger management. The goal is to cause the hammer to fall without any movement of the sights.
Also, it will help if you withdraw your trigger finger so that the trigger is on the middle of the pad of the end joint - - not in the joint itself or on the second pad.
Good luck!
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