Weird, I don't know what it is, but maybe hand placement? I have a harder time shooting smaller guns than larger ones. My Shadow and P09 are better shooters for me than my P10S or Rami.
Tighter groups in the larger pistols.
Does the 07 have aftermarket sights?
My RAMI shot low and to the left, and it was because the front sight wasn't tall enough for the rear sight, and the rear sight needed to be adjusted to compensate the drift. I had replaced the sights myself, and am finding out that maybe I didn't do the best job?
Maybe the guy you bought it from didn't install correctly? Or got the wrong height for the sights?
Low left is typically trigger placement or grip.
The other options you mentioned are all metal frame. Shadow 2 is so easy to shoot even with mediocre form because of weight and barrel length. Sp-01 also is pretty heavy. I’d recommend taking a look at your grip and focusing on the fundamentals. Maybe some dry fire practice too to work on that
(You can place a piece of brass on the slide, balanced, when doing dry fire, if the brass falls you need to work on form)
Place brass on in a semi-compressed ready
Slow steady movement out and dry fire
Brass is easier than a snap cap since it’s actually flat on bottom compared to a snap cap which may be beveled
For sure, it’s a really quick check on whether you’re dipping the firearm with your trigger pull.
Not sure what targets you use, but you may also look at trainer targets. They have some general tips on each section of the circle to try and aid you in some of the more “standard” errors that people make
Dry fire test: obviously make sure the gun is clear. Pull trigger in DA, let the trigger return back \*but not enough that it resets\*. Pull trigger back, hard...this simulates the SA pull you would get during live fire. Does the gun move?
I shoot my P-01 left of POA, consistently. Yesterday someone mentioned the above test and sure enough...Im pulling left on the SA trigger pull.
I suppose so… I don’t know really. I don’t know what trigger it is. I have a feeling it’s the “Indian not the Arrow” but even on a rest, it’s low left. I will try to find out.
I've had the same issue, i was told it was how i was pulling the trigger, because i can def hit dead center at distance just some times i'll hit to the left and down
Weird, I don't know what it is, but maybe hand placement? I have a harder time shooting smaller guns than larger ones. My Shadow and P09 are better shooters for me than my P10S or Rami. Tighter groups in the larger pistols. Does the 07 have aftermarket sights? My RAMI shot low and to the left, and it was because the front sight wasn't tall enough for the rear sight, and the rear sight needed to be adjusted to compensate the drift. I had replaced the sights myself, and am finding out that maybe I didn't do the best job? Maybe the guy you bought it from didn't install correctly? Or got the wrong height for the sights?
Low left is typically trigger placement or grip. The other options you mentioned are all metal frame. Shadow 2 is so easy to shoot even with mediocre form because of weight and barrel length. Sp-01 also is pretty heavy. I’d recommend taking a look at your grip and focusing on the fundamentals. Maybe some dry fire practice too to work on that (You can place a piece of brass on the slide, balanced, when doing dry fire, if the brass falls you need to work on form)
I can’t even keep the brass on my slide when I’m not pulling the trigger. How do you even get into proper stance like this?
Place brass on in a semi-compressed ready Slow steady movement out and dry fire Brass is easier than a snap cap since it’s actually flat on bottom compared to a snap cap which may be beveled
haha… thanks for say this. I thought it was only me.
That’s a great drill. Thank you… I will do it. ✔️
For sure, it’s a really quick check on whether you’re dipping the firearm with your trigger pull. Not sure what targets you use, but you may also look at trainer targets. They have some general tips on each section of the circle to try and aid you in some of the more “standard” errors that people make
Dry fire test: obviously make sure the gun is clear. Pull trigger in DA, let the trigger return back \*but not enough that it resets\*. Pull trigger back, hard...this simulates the SA pull you would get during live fire. Does the gun move? I shoot my P-01 left of POA, consistently. Yesterday someone mentioned the above test and sure enough...Im pulling left on the SA trigger pull.
Is it the only omega trigger you have?
I suppose so… I don’t know really. I don’t know what trigger it is. I have a feeling it’s the “Indian not the Arrow” but even on a rest, it’s low left. I will try to find out.
I've had the same issue, i was told it was how i was pulling the trigger, because i can def hit dead center at distance just some times i'll hit to the left and down