I am struggling with distance shots (around 50 feet or further) from my G17. They wander to the right of the bullseye on the target . I posted something about this in the GSSF area and got some good advice. Since my question has now become more of a general 9mm question I'm posting here.
The advice I got was to work on my trigger technique/control, which I've been doing. I practiced with my 17 today, still having problems wandering to the right. I had my G19 with me and for kicks tried the same long-range shot, fully expecting the same results as the 17. I was quite surprised that my shots stayed toward the center. So this complicates the theory about trigger control and technique.
-My 17 is stock except for the sights. It has a 3.5 pound Glock connector.
-My 19 is stock except for the sights and has the 5 pound connector.
Tpopo me the 2 guns are very close in size and feel. Why would the smaller gun yield better results?
The advice I got was to work on my trigger technique/control, which I've been doing. I practiced with my 17 today, still having problems wandering to the right. I had my G19 with me and for kicks tried the same long-range shot, fully expecting the same results as the 17. I was quite surprised that my shots stayed toward the center. So this complicates the theory about trigger control and technique.
-My 17 is stock except for the sights. It has a 3.5 pound Glock connector.
-My 19 is stock except for the sights and has the 5 pound connector.
Tpopo me the 2 guns are very close in size and feel. Why would the smaller gun yield better results?