HAVING A PROBLEM SHOOTING LOW GROUPS. lASER BORE SIGHTER HAS LASER DOT TRENDING HIGH!!!! ANY PROBLEM SOLVING IDEAS BESIDES ITS THE SHOOTER?

HAVING A PROBLEM SHOOTING LOW GROUPS. lASER BORE SIGHTER HAS LASER DOT TRENDING HIGH!!!! ANY PROBLEM SOLVING IDEAS BESIDES ITS THE SHOOTER?

 

DOES IT HAVE THE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT SIG BRANDED NIGHT SIGHTS INSTALLED? STOP

 

IF SO CAN YOU READ OFF THE TINY NUMBERS ON BOTH THE FRONT AND REAR SIGHTS? STOP

http://lundestudio.com/SigProFAQ/VI/2.html

Yes it has the original sig night sights and there are numbers visible on edge of sights.

I think the fundamental questions have been missed!

 

1. Provide us with what you are shotting in terms of ammo with all the specifics.

 

2. At what distance are you shooting.

 

3. Are you cross-eye dominant.

 

4. Have you shot it off the bench?

 

5. Have you had another shooter fire it.

 

The 220s are fantastic shooters.

Ok, what are the numbers?

 

Edit -- I skipped all that jazz as he didn't want to talk about the shooter

Ok, what are the numbers?

 

Edit -- I skipped all that jazz as he didn't want to talk about the shooter

 

But when he states where the bore laser tracks vs his groups, it immediately screams a mismatch of distance vs ballastic and coupled with possibly with unknown cross-eye dominance or over-anticipation of trigger break. However, with obscene ammo prices, figure we'd look at that as I've shot some DOG brands that will make a tack-driver a sprayer! LOL!

Yeah, 220STs are great shooters, how about using center hold sight pic, not 6'oclock? My 226 is a center hold (some cal it combat) sighter, with the FSP on the center of the target