Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

WRW wrote:OK, I misunderstood. Given that, I would try a few rounds making sure that the front site is centered and then move on to technique. BTW, the Glock should be hitting to point of aim as well.

you didn't misunderstand I phrased it poorly : )

based on what you and Mk4 have said, I am thinking i am jerking the gun to the left as i pull the trigger, goign to run some dry fire exercises and then maybe mix in some snap caps with my mags next range run to see if i can catch my self doing it

the groupings are so tight, i suspect its me, not the sights havign the issue

congrats on the new pistola

I've shot the 220 a few times .. I like it.. after reading your post now I want one

Here's something my instructor/friend taught me.

Pencil trigger practice (firearm not needed)
needed .. 1 no.2 pencil or Pen (preferably one with no grip stuff on it)

Place your hand in the firing position. (left or right, which ever you like to practice with)
place the front of the pencil/pen on the top/side of your index finger. place the back of the pencil/pen on the crux between the thumb and index finger. ie; like its the barrel of a gun
now pull/squeeeze the imaginary trigger......

At first try and keep the pencil/pen balanced on the top of your hand.. (its tough
once you have that down try and keep the pencil/pen tip from moving around a lot.

you can pretty much do this anywhere..
unless someone doesn't like you doing weird pencil/pen tricks

HTH
GL

M-

Mav wrote:congrats on the new pistola

I've shot the 220 a few times .. I like it.. after reading your post now I want one

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I am going to be honest, this pistol has totally infected me with the Signess...
it is such a joy to shoot

I put my Sig in the safe for a couple years, bought a new one recently and can't recall why I stopped shooting Sig. I absolutely love them.

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Riposite wrote:...this pistol has totally infected me with the Signess...

bwahahaha!
all is going perfect to plan!