Reflexive shooting problem!

[Lakonian]

Originally Posted by SDS_ShooterMcGavin

Its all that gad dayum Industrial music you kids be listenin to!

Actually, it's pretty easy to develop shot rhythm to nitzer ebb But that's besides the point

Bri guy, I definitely do not anticipate the shot. Trigger is always pulled with tip of finger, straight to rear.... I may need a longer range to see if it's the pistol, but I highly doubt it.

[Shooting Chef]

Hey Kos, first thigs first...Eliminate any kind of equipment problems. Strip and clean the pistol. Then shoot a few rounds with the pistol supported so that there is no movement. Check your groupings to see where they're hitting. If its still hitting at thesame spot then probably your front sight might have shifted or barrel is not centered.

If the gun shoots straight supported and you are still hitting off to the charlies, then get some laser eye surgery. LOL

LMK how it works out. If all fails, drop it by on the next CAPS session and I'd be happy work on it with ya.

[Lakonian]

Originally Posted by Shooting Chef

Hey Kos, first thigs first...Eliminate any kind of equipment problems. Strip and clean the pistol. Then shoot a few rounds with the pistol supported so that there is no movement. Check your groupings to see where they're hitting. If its still hitting at thesame spot then probably your front sight might have shifted or barrel is not centered.

If the gun shoots straight supported and you are still hitting off to the charlies, then get some laser eye surgery. LOL

LMK how it works out. If all fails, drop it by on the next CAPS session and I'd be happy work on it with ya.

Phil! Awesome, I was actually going message you before I posted the thread, but I didn't know if you'd be too busy to answer, or what not.

The Front/Rear Irons are screwed into the gun, so that can't be an issue..

The action on the trigger is anything but smooth , though. Maybe that's a contributing factor?

[safx]

Turn off your hop, it's not needed for short
distances. Power will increase and the bbs
will fly straighter. Make sure there are no
scratches/dents to the end/inside of your
inner barrel.

If the problem is you, then just have a beer
and frickin' relax.

Everyone knows guns and beer work great
together. Lube your gun then yourself.

[Lakonian]

Originally Posted by safx

Turn off your hop, it's not needed for short
distances. Power will increase and the bbs
will fly straighter. Make sure there are no
scratches/dents to the end/inside of your
inner barrel.

If the problem is you, then just have a beer
and frickin' relax.

Everyone knows guns and beer work great
together. Lube your gun then yourself.

Effin' good advice. I totally forgot to test the hop's "off" setting..

I'll grab some booze too!