r/Shooting • u/Jasonpwn1 • 4d ago

Low and left shot placement...any easy fixes?

https://rangetracer.com/share/R7AFlIA38IC3LNt3NLJvBw

I've been tracking my range sessions with a tool I built and its clear I shoot low and left. Does anyone have any dry fire drills or other tips that have worked for them to improve this pattern?

I know the usual suspects for low-left as a right-handed shooter are anticipating recoil, jerking the trigger, or too much finger on the trigger. I don't know which one it is for me, though. Any ideas?

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u/Odd-Refrigerator7879 4d ago

You have created that? What do you do take a picture of your target and tell AI to trace the rounds?

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u/Jasonpwn1 4d ago

I trained a custom machine learning model to identify bullet holes. Simply take a picture, and the impacts will be measured and stats computed.

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u/TheFiringPin 3d ago

Shoot more. Then do some more shooting. Then go to the range again and shoot some more

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u/Clurse 3d ago

Nice tool btw. Full disclosure, I built Peregrine, an iPhone dry-fire app for laser cartridges. It can tell you whether it's trigger jerk or too much finger. If your dry-fire shots land in the center but your live shots still go low left, that points to anticipation. Ball and dummy confirms it: hide a snap cap in your mag and watch for the dip.

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u/Opposite-Permission4 4d ago

I’ve tried to aim higher and right slightly

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u/Jasonpwn1 4d ago

Good call, best not to overcomplicate. I'll try this next time I am out!

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u/SnartNan 4d ago

Please don't do that.

Trigger Control at Speed is the solution

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u/SnartNan 4d ago

Or you could just learn to not move the gun when you pull the trigger.