Try this. Wit the gun empty and safe. Dry fire at something safe and then freeze. Look to see what you are aiming at at the end of the trigger pull.
A common error is to put too much of your finger on the trigger which pulls the gun down and left when pulled.
You should concentrate on "pressing" the trigger straight back with the end of you finger and not "pulling" on the trigger which pulls the whole gun.
It also helps to press back slowly and take the slack out of the trigger before pressing to fire the weapon.
A common error is to put too much of your finger on the trigger which pulls the gun down and left when pulled.
You should concentrate on "pressing" the trigger straight back with the end of you finger and not "pulling" on the trigger which pulls the whole gun.
It also helps to press back slowly and take the slack out of the trigger before pressing to fire the weapon.