So I got my glock back from multiple trips to trijicon for sight installation and it got to the point where they told me if I'm still not satisfied with the point of aim, to send them my targets and theyll make the appropriate calculation and send me the correct front sight. Here are the pictures of my latest targets. What bothers me is that as the 25 yard target seems to be high. I'm mainly looking for opinions at this point as I know the final decision is mine. My problem is I crave precision, but I also realize that these results are more than adequate for self defense. What would you do?

 

5 yards

 

10 yards

 

25 yards (the shots without the black marker were from bench)

I wouldn't touch a thing.

I would Bench rest the gun......

 

I would have someone else shoot the gun that was better then I.....

 

and see where it shoots....

 

I tend to work on the Indian vs. trying to correct the arrow....

looks good to me..

What model GLOCK is it?

glock 19

I agree with 67 here. Your horizontal dispersion at 10 yds is what gives me a bit of an indication that your technique may have some issues.

Appears to be pretty normal. You have to decide where you want the gun zeroed. I would expect it to shoot higher at 25 yds than at 7 or 10. Don't forget the bullet isn't traveling in a straight line - it describes a parabola and is on the rise at 25 yds. I wouldn't touch it. JMHO

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob