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geo351
05-11-2012, 07:20
Ok guys some help here, Bought the GF a lc9 for xmas 500 rounds thru it, I am a great shot and the GF is pretty damn good, 3 in 8 on target at 15 feet, reajdust sites still the same, any suggestions or tricks,ie. triggers grips that might help?? I am a Sig guy and coud'nt talk her into one :-(
It shoots low left every time, Winny white box. franci is shaves the brass.
jplove71
05-11-2012, 10:34
Trigger jerking perhaps?

http://www.gunthorp.com/IMAGES/common%20shooting%20errors.jpg
geo351
05-11-2012, 17:28
Trigger jerking perhaps?

http://www.gunthorp.com/IMAGES/common%20shooting%20errors.jpg

That's what I have been telling her she is jerking it wrong !!:-0
Thank you
jplove71
05-11-2012, 19:46
That's what I have been telling her she is jerking it wrong !!:-0
Thank youLMAO!!

I own a Ruger LC9 and have not had any issues with the aim on it. This chart was the only thing I could think of. Hope it helps!
esaabye
05-11-2012, 20:51
I have been having a hard time adapting to the long trigger pull, I am left handed and tend to hit low left due to the long pull. I will be able to work thru it but it will take a few hundred rounds I think...
cpapastr
05-25-2012, 06:25
I had an LC9 but after 500+ rounds I couldn't adjust to the long trigger pull and recoil. I traded it!
BPTactical
05-25-2012, 11:07
I can tweak the trigger a touch and make a small "break point" so she can tell when it is about to break.
There are some aftermarket items in the form of trigger bar, trigger and hammer upgrade as well.
SAnd
05-25-2012, 21:34
Stick a laser on it and put the dot on a target. Dry fire while watching the dot. You will see if you're moving while pulling the trigger. If you are moving the dot then just keep doing it until you don't move the dot. You don't even have to cock it in the beginning. You may have to change your grip or technique to get the dot to sit still.

You will know she isn't the problem if she tries it and the dot isn't moving.

I could never hit anything shooting double action until I used a laser to practice at home. Initially I used a $10 pointer rubber banded to the barrel. I did it any time I was watching TV. I would just sit there and hold the gun in a sorta firing stance and pull the trigger. It took a few weeks to get to the point where I could hold the dot still.

Needless to say BE DAMN SURE IT ISN'T LOADED!!!