a lot of folks complain of glocks shooting to the left. that's from a combination of the grip shape (thickness) and trigger pull. some people don't shoot glocks as tight as berettas simply because it's so light, and harder to steady.
i sometimes find myself shooting left with my g19, but not with my 10mm g29, but overall i can shoot them very tight out to 25 yards.
contrarily, i couldn't shoot my m&p's worth a darn no matter how much i practiced. the generic feeling grip coupled with the non-descript and heavy trigger pulls just wasn't my cup of tea.
the glock's inherent accuracy is surprisingly good for a combat gun, at least as good as the other popular ones--you just have to find that "sweet spot" where your grip/trigger pull come together perfectly
i sometimes find myself shooting left with my g19, but not with my 10mm g29, but overall i can shoot them very tight out to 25 yards.
contrarily, i couldn't shoot my m&p's worth a darn no matter how much i practiced. the generic feeling grip coupled with the non-descript and heavy trigger pulls just wasn't my cup of tea.
the glock's inherent accuracy is surprisingly good for a combat gun, at least as good as the other popular ones--you just have to find that "sweet spot" where your grip/trigger pull come together perfectly
