I know for a fact that I really dont flinch much if at all. I know Its not the guns fault, but Scotty nailed It.
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I own a USP 9mm---two in fact---I am truly sick of the constant references to how bad the trigger is. I find the trigger to be very usable---I have and have owned many pistols and revolvers---DA/SA, DAO, SA, DA/SA revolver, SA revolver, etc.---all different trigger systems---the experienced shooter adapts to the trigger on the gun he is shooting---it's not that complicated.
Now as for your gun shooting left---the rear sight is in a dovetail---it is designed to be drifted in it's dovetail to adjust for the individual by simply being moved a tiny bit to the right to get the pistol to print where you want it---again, not that complicated...Comment
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Sounds like a job for a hammer, maybe a mini sledge usp's are stubborn you knowsigpicOriginally posted by gun toting monkeyboyYou did ask. They were only following your instructions. Next time be a bit more careful in how you phrase your posts. If you give people a straight line like that, this is about the level of response you are bound to get. Just be glad you didn't post "Date this rifle"... Those pictures are usually very disturbing.
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Check sight alignment too
It took me years to shoot my USP 9 properly. You really have to master the trigger press and do a lot of dry firing with a snap cap. That said, the rear sights of my gun would often drift out of alignment, so I'd start grouping left of center. Finally fixed the problem using crazy glue. Even 0.5mm of drift will throw off the shots at 7 yards.Comment
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