shooting low right with handguns

[billm67]

The chart is good info but probably reversed for a left hander. I shot bullseye for years. If a left hander is shooting low and right...you have too much finger in your trigger and it is causing you to roll your wrist when pulling the trigger. If you are pulling left...you have too little in the trigger. Try to put your finger in the middle of the pad of your first digit and concentrate on using a pressing motion to pull the trigger...and a quick yanking motion. See where your groups move.

[jborzo]

What billm67 said. I have been working on this exact same thing recently and found I had been putting too much finger on the trigger of my Glock. My impacts were fine when shooting slow but when I sped up I would push them low left (I am right handed). Now if I place the tip on my finger on the trigger just enough to disengage the safety it keeps the hits centered. Also if you haven't watched the Ron Avery triggerstripe drill video you may want to do that as well.