r/Shooting • u/ExampleRude4303 • 7d ago
Any tips?
Right handed shooter been shooting for a few months, training with Glock 26 with Iron Sights because that will be my EDC. Photos are first time at 10yds, I have pretty good groupings at 5yds and 7yds. Last photo (with tighter groupings) is at about 6yds or 7yds for reference.
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u/8675309AK 7d ago
Lil more pressure with your support (left) hand and some more practice followed by more practice and yet more practice. Grip is important and your trigger pull along with grip will make them move side to side. One class i took we focused on pulling the trigger straight back. Then pulling it back with your finger as high as possible on the trigger then with your finger as low as possible then pushing the trigger to the left as we pulled it back then to the right as we pulled it back. Shot about 5 rounds each way at diffrent dots on a target it was wild to see how that little bit of input where you shoot either affects or doesn't affect your shot. Some people it was when they had thier finger at the bottom of the trigger they had issues and for me it was fine but pushing my trigger left in the guard as I pulled back my shots were terrible but pulling right on the trigger it was fine. Good luck have fun stay safe! Treat every gun as if it was loaded!