You probably just need more dry fire practice. Your grip might need work. Your support hand could be pushing you to the right.
Finger off the trigger, along the frame. The spot on the frame where your trigger fingertip touches when extended is the spot your support hand thumb needs to reach to. If your support hand thumb is very far past this point you'll shoot outside. The other thing people get wrong a lot is grip. I see people talking about 25/75 or 60/40 but that shit doesn't work. I hold 50/50 and squeeze fairly tight, but not tight enough to shake or get tired. I usually shoot both eyes open, looking at the target, front sight blurry, with the pistol fairly high, that is I think of almost bringing the bore axis up to my eye line when I come to high ready.
Best thing you could do IMO is get professional help instead of building on potentially bad habits.
Good luck and have fun!
Finger off the trigger, along the frame. The spot on the frame where your trigger fingertip touches when extended is the spot your support hand thumb needs to reach to. If your support hand thumb is very far past this point you'll shoot outside. The other thing people get wrong a lot is grip. I see people talking about 25/75 or 60/40 but that shit doesn't work. I hold 50/50 and squeeze fairly tight, but not tight enough to shake or get tired. I usually shoot both eyes open, looking at the target, front sight blurry, with the pistol fairly high, that is I think of almost bringing the bore axis up to my eye line when I come to high ready.
Best thing you could do IMO is get professional help instead of building on potentially bad habits.
Good luck and have fun!
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