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All right, here's heads up. For all you pistol shooters out there, with very few exceptions,

your sights do not need adjusting. Your sights are not off. That's not why you're not hitting the center of

the target. The sights are just fine. I know, but I always shoot to the left. Yeah, I know you're a right-handed shooter, right? Yeah, how'd you know? I always shoot to the right. Yeah, you're a left-handed shooter, aren't you? Yeah, how did you? Yeah, I know. You're doing the same thing everybody does. We all do it to some extent and then once you kind of get it figured out and you really learn what's going on you can troubleshoot yourself you can see what's going on and go back and fix it yourself

You are

Manipulating the gun you're moving the gun because of the way you pull the trigger.

That's a lot of words to say you're either jerking the trigger or yanking the trigger or

pressing the trigger to the side.

You're not moving the trigger straight back.

How many times have you heard me talk about dry firing?

What's the value of dry firing?

Shooting your gun without any amble.

Practice, practice, practice, practice.

The reason you do that, a big reason, frankly,

is to learn how to press the trigger

without disturbing the sight.

So the way it goes click, the sites do not move.

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