I just got the lc9.. pretty much my first time with a handgun.. I didn't get the gun to be pin point accurate.  Ive shoot 300 rounds in the gun in 3 days.  today i decided to shoot a circle the size of a shotgun clay bird from 10 meters ..below is a picture from today.. half the shots i took with like a 3 second pause but i still aimed it pretty good.  My dad first shot hit a clay bird then put 3 shots with a 2 inch group then i had to take it away from him. (keep in mind this is his first gun too ). kinda made me mad..     i think tomorrow i will slow all the shot to see if i can do better..  

 

I also think i have to aim above the circle. 

my dad said aim right at it.. 

 

 

uhh hold on for the pictures...

pics

 

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The LC9s trigger is long and heavy. It will take some practice. Point of aim = point of impact.

The LC9s trigger is long, heavy, gritty, and has a spongy reset  It will take some practice. Point of aim = point of impact.

 

fixed it for you

My trigger isn't gritty. Long smooth pull.

My trigger isn't gritty. Long smooth pull.

 

I have to admit, I only shot Dan's.  Probably the worst trigger I've ever felt on a gun built in the last 20 years.

I have to admit, I only shot Dan's. Probably the worst trigger I've ever felt on a gun built in the last 20 years.

I felt the same way about the LCP.

I don't think there are modern handguns that are not accurate in general (maybe less suitable for competition). 

I would start with the shooter(s). 

First pistol and kinda very little pistol - not the easiest way to learn accurate shooting, but it's possible. 

1. Your grip matters. 

2. Your trigger finger position matters. 

3. Your stance matters. 

4. Your breathing matters. 

 

Start with this video. 

Troubleshooting Your Shooting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hULEsl3QC-s

I have to admit, I only shot Dan's.  Probably the worst trigger I've ever felt on a gun built in the last 20 years.

 

Less than 100 rounds thru that gun so...

 

Still waiting on Galloway to get their trigger bar manufacturing together so I can make it a decent trigger.