[Mikeyis009]

Did a PPT on an XD-9 from my buddy a few weeks ago and got some time in finally. I only shot like 2 mags before we headed to do the PPT to make sure everything was working. I am not used to the long take up on the trigger and get a little impatient. I'll just have to go again this weekend and practice some more! They are the 6 inch targets at 10 yards. Most have about 15 rounds in them. Some 20. I was changing targets mid-mag to get a feel for the sights.

 

[mhillsing23]

Look like good shooting to me. The take up is a bit long, but completely manageable with some familiarization. You could always to some trigger work to help that out as well. The Powder River kit is great, especially for the price.

 

[Mikeyis009]

Sorry for the double post but I accidentally put it in the 1911 section.

Well I haven't had mine that long but I love it. This one will never leave my safe. I put 250 rounds through it this weekend and it just got better and better. I started off with too little finger on the trigger but after the 1st target on the top left, I figured out my perfect finger pad placement. This are 5 1/2 inch targets at 7 yards. I chose this target to post because it shows my 'a ha!' moment when I found the sweet spot on my trigger finger.

 

[VR4]

Is it me or do these guns pull to the lower left? I noticed that with my Millenium pro 40 cal it pulled to the lower left also. I'm new to gun's so some info would be great. Thanks

Victor

 

[mhillsing23]

Mikey - That is some great shooting! Good job...

VR4 - If you are shooting low/left, it likely isn't the gun. Take a look at this...

 

[QuietMan]

Excellent post MH...I haven't seen that before...THANKS!

 

[digitalexplr]

For "lefties" just reverse the chart and it will help you too.

 

[RogueXD]

Good stuff.

 

[mhillsing23]

Excellent post MH...I haven't seen that before...THANKS!

No problem. That chart is floating around here all the time, and it has helped a LOT of shooters.

 

[MacLeanD]

Yeah, thanks for the chart! Since I'm new here, I've never seen it. Great stuff!

 

[VR4]

Thanks. Print and taking it to the range.

 

[bulldog1]

That chart help me greatley, as I have not had a formal class other than basic safety. I just ask questions.