dohboy

I'm fairly new to the forum so if this topic has been already discussed please point me to the right forum/link and accept my apology. I have installed different sight combos (Heinie, Heinie Straight 8, and Sevigny Comp) on my G22 and G35 and both guns shoot high (aim at middle A zone at 25 yards and POI is high A zone or even the C zone). I've used handloads, factory loads (UMC, CCI, Gold Dot, Golden Saber, etc) with the same results in my .40s. The only way I've been able to correct my POI was install a taller front sight (Heinie .250") versus the standard height .215" or .225" that came with the sight sets. With the .250" FS, my POI = my POA at 25 yards and with the above listed ammo. Is anyone else out there experiencing shooting high with their G22 or G35 versus the 9mm Glocks? If so, what could be the explaination for the .40 Glocks shooting high versus the 9mm Glock (at least for me)? Please, before someone mentions improving your aiming and marksmanship skills, my G17 and G34 with aftermarket sights (same brands) are dead on with the OEM aftermarket front sights. Thank you in advance for you ideas and suggestions.

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