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Just got back from the range with another 300 rounds down range; bringing the total up to just over 1000. This time, not a single failure...I would say it is pretty much broken in.
My question to anyone who may know is how can I check to see if the sights are aligned (left and right)? I know that more than likely it is my shooting technique, or that is what everyone says but here are the details, I have at least 1k dry fires I have already shattered one set of snap caps to rid myself of any flinching/anticipating and I have been doing the random snap cap drill (tap,rack,bang) without any flinching and I am consistantly left of target. Decent groups just consistantly left both off hand and supported. Same results with other shooters same gun, and today I was right on with a .45.
Is there a way to check the alignment at home?
My question to anyone who may know is how can I check to see if the sights are aligned (left and right)? I know that more than likely it is my shooting technique, or that is what everyone says but here are the details, I have at least 1k dry fires I have already shattered one set of snap caps to rid myself of any flinching/anticipating and I have been doing the random snap cap drill (tap,rack,bang) without any flinching and I am consistantly left of target. Decent groups just consistantly left both off hand and supported. Same results with other shooters same gun, and today I was right on with a .45.
Is there a way to check the alignment at home?