low is often anticipating the recoil. try squeezing the trigger VERY slow and letting it almost surprise you when it goes off. Also after a few rounds try dry firing and see if you tend to push the aim down.
left is often related to your trigger finger. Most folks automatically put the edge of the trigger in the first crease of the finger. Try moving your finger out to where the trigger is more centered on the pad of the finger instead of in the crease. Dry firing really helps with this one. Watch your point of aim and see if it moves as you pull the trigger.
Always be sure to dry fire in a safe direction even though you are sure it is empty.
left is often related to your trigger finger. Most folks automatically put the edge of the trigger in the first crease of the finger. Try moving your finger out to where the trigger is more centered on the pad of the finger instead of in the crease. Dry firing really helps with this one. Watch your point of aim and see if it moves as you pull the trigger.
Always be sure to dry fire in a safe direction even though you are sure it is empty.

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