Well today was range quals and I am extremely disappointed in myself. All my shots are low left. Really low left. I am obsessed with getting this perfect now. Apparantly I grip to hard with my strong hand causing me to milk the gun. Strong right grip on all my other guns is no problem. Apparantly with the glock I need to keep most grip in left hand . No idea why it is like is for me

You've got the answer. Weak hand death grip ...LOL and index finger of the weak hand heavy under the trigger guard. Ball of the index finger in the trigger.

 

But we both know all the right things to do. Damned if I can do it all the time...

 

Good luck.

I need to get this new grip into my muscle memory now. 4 years of habits will die hard

I need to get this new grip into my muscle memory now. 4 years of habits will die hard

 

What were you shooting before?

Same gun for my duty weapon. I am so inconsistent it drives me crazy.

Welcome to the shooting low and left with Glock's club.

Most often the issue is improper grip, as in hand positioning on the gun, not how hard you grip it, but how equally you grip it. There is a thread here somewhere about proper grip including videos, here it is http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/31077-how-do-you-grip-you-sig-dasa/page__fromsearch__1

Im sure you have seen this before:

I need to get this new grip into my muscle memory now. 4 years of habits will die hard

 

Didn't I tell you this like a month ago?

Why do you do it with a glock and not others? Probably due to grip circumference.

Why do you do it with a glock and not others? Probably due to grip circumference.

 

Probably because he has a 10 pound trigger pull on that thing.

Why do you do it with a glock and not others? Probably due to grip circumference.

 

NAH - it's DEFINITELY his grip. Glocks are perfect. /sarcasmoff

I had the same problem before. 1911 flatform to glock flatform is a headache. But evryday i practice and trying to incorporate my 1911 muscle memory with my glick until i crack the code. And its not an over night accomplishment, take time to develop muscle memory