Different poi on two targets

[5early]

I was at the range for a quick equipment check and set two idpa targets at 25 yards. On the buzzer draw and engage t1 with 5 rounds, rwr, t2 with 5. Target 1 had 5 in the -0 t2 had them nicely grouped below the -0 all in the -1. So I said that's funny and proceeded to do it again and again even though I was aware of the possible outcome.

Why?

Targets were same height, slightly different shadowing ( I realized this at the range while shooting and tried not to let it affect my aim ), same distance.

I'm leaning toward a problem with my grip after the reload. Any ideas or thoughts?

[benos]

I was at the range for a quick equipment check and set two idpa targets at 25 yards. On the buzzer draw and engage t1 with 5 rounds, rwr, t2 with 5. Target 1 had 5 in the -0 t2 had them nicely grouped below the -0 all in the -1. So I said that's funny and proceeded to do it again and again even though I was aware of the possible outcome.

Why?

Targets were same height, slightly different shadowing ( I realized this at the range while shooting and tried not to let it affect my aim ), same distance.

I'm leaning toward a problem with my grip after the reload. Any ideas or thoughts?

Yes, after the reload, your grip and / or upper body position are probably not the same as you shot from before the reload.

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[Corey]

did you go back the other way? as brian said, your grip/stance/something was different.

[5early]

Didn't have a chance to work it out. It was supposed to be a quick function check. Cleaned the gun and have a match Sunday so just a shakedown. Then this popped up. Only had 50 rounds with me total. I'll try it next week and see if I can video it.

[shooter57]

I found out I was moving my right foot back during the reload and it made my shoulders turn to the right and my aiming was off because it didn't feel right.