first time taking my p95 out

[lorddivid1]

I shot wayy left..when I aimed for dead center I shot 7-8 inches left..some high some low.

When I shot my dads 38spl..I did much better.

Any suggestions? I always notice I flinch and anticipate the bang.

I put 100 rds through my p95 and bought a gun cleaning kit

[45DAVID1]

practice your trigger pull.

[Santa Cruz Armory]

I shot wayy left..when I aimed for dead center I shot 7-8 inches left..some high some low.

When I shot my dads 38spl..I did much better.

Any suggestions? I always notice I flinch and anticipate the bang.

I put 100 rds through my p95 and bought a gun cleaning kit

I suggest you sell it to me for $200.

[railroader]

P95 triggers take some getting use to. You should shoot it from a rest to find out where it actually is shooting. It might be a combination of you and the gun. Mark

[glock7]

Practice practice practice. It'll get better. It's a great gun.

[esartori]

Ya try some dry fire practice to see how u flinch. when shooting, just squeeze the trigger and just let it break. Don't anticipate it. But dry firing helped me the most when i did this

[drunktank]

As mentioned dry fire and/or have someone load a dummy round to gauge if you still flinch.

However, do shoot it from a rest to make sure your sights are on. I had "crooked sights" on my old USP and wasted 500 or so rounds trying to correct a problem that was never there...

Good luck!