That is encouraging Dave, can't wait to try it! Unfortunately, today it's pouring rain and wind is about 30mph and gust potential of 50-60 mph.dave77 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 2:49 pmGreat posts, when I first got back into handgun shooting I bought a S&W M&P and was sure there was something wrong with it, I could barely keep my shots on the target. Talked to a guy at the LGS where I bought it, showed him my grip and he said try moving your trigger contact to the middle of your finger pad ( I was using position 3) and it was like magic, no other changes and my accuracy was greatly improved.GFK wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 12:38 pmInteresting that you pointed that out. I had been working on zeroing my 1894C and have been shooting a little to the right. After soon reach, I can across these graphs. Now, I am focusing more of finger placement, before I make any adjustments for windage. Due to a heavy trigger pull, I have noticed that I use more of the old-style when shooting my 1894C. So, I plan to keep shooting it, until the fire control wears in. Then, I suspect the pull will be lighter. I noticed that it is a bit lighter (about 350 rounds later) on my 336W now. My H009 seems to be oaky. It seems to have a smooth predicable pull. But, I seem to use the old-style with it also.North Country Gal wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 10:22 am. . . where you place your finger on the trigger can affect point of impact, even windage.
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Not a good day to shoot.