Just took my USP40 to the range for the first time in probably 5+ years, just getting back into shooting (started with my .22 a month or 2 ago).
Set the target at 7 yards. First magazine was surprisingly on target with maybe a 2-3 inch group on the X, with 1 flier 7 inches low center.
Feeling confident, my next magazine wasn't as good. About half were still a decent group around the X. One was a couple inches high and left. However, the other 4-5 were 7 inches low, dead center again, all in a 1 inch group.
My next 3 magazines were quite similar, splitting the total between center mass and several inches low center.
I know I flinched when I got the high left, but what am I doing for the (very consistent) very low shots?
Set the target at 7 yards. First magazine was surprisingly on target with maybe a 2-3 inch group on the X, with 1 flier 7 inches low center.
Feeling confident, my next magazine wasn't as good. About half were still a decent group around the X. One was a couple inches high and left. However, the other 4-5 were 7 inches low, dead center again, all in a 1 inch group.
My next 3 magazines were quite similar, splitting the total between center mass and several inches low center.
I know I flinched when I got the high left, but what am I doing for the (very consistent) very low shots?