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I've got about 600 rounds through my lc9 and getting better, but my groupings are still not what I would like them to be. I am shooting 8" paper plates at 7 yards and still hitting left, sometimes low left, sometimes missing the plate entirely. Wife is hitting very low. While I'm sure it's my grip and possibly jerking the trigger somewhat I really want to get zeroed in. I don't think consistently hitting 8" at that distance is too much to ask with this short barrel. I am considering sitting on a rest to try to steady my grip and aim as much as possible and see if I can get some bulls eyes and analyze what I may be doing wrong. If I try this, what distance should I start at? Is this overkill to try this with this smaller pistol? I can hit at this distance accurately with my XDsc and on old S&W model 39 I used to own but this Ruger is giving me fits. I have a 1" circle in the middle of the plate to focus my aim on. Any assistance or comments welcome!
->edit<- oops, just re-read my original post, I have about 200 rounds through, not 600.
->edit<- oops, just re-read my original post, I have about 200 rounds through, not 600.