[wswilber]

Have run about 350 rounds through my new M&P 9 mm. Despite distance to target, the great majority of my shots go left and low. I have not had this problem with other handguns. Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thank you.

[mountainman13]

Pay attention to your trigger pull. Keep practicing.
Btw welcome to FTF.

[primer1]

If someone has the handgun shooting correction chart this would be a good place to post it.

[JTJ]

http://www.centerfiretraining.com/id15.html

[mountainman13]

Forgot I had this.

[primer1]

Originally Posted by mountainman13

Forgot I had this.

You da man! I'm saving that.

[danolator]

Originally Posted by mountainman13

Forgot I had this.

Carry those to the range frequently, especially when breaking in a new gun. They really help if you can be patient and are willing to work at it. I am always amazed at how many people go to the range, pop off a box or two, don't hit the broadside of a barn, and leave. It's fun, but I wonder if they really accomplished anything.

BTW - I am assuming you are right handed. I am left, but that is a very common pattern when learning a new gun. It is most likely a trigger finger issue. Concentrate on pulling the trigger straight back into you and not the weapon. Maybe that will help.

[TMLAROCK]

Originally Posted by JTJ

http://www.centerfiretraining.com/id15.html

That was cool

[magnumman]

I had the same problem when I first got my m&p 45. It was the first safe action trigger I have ever owned. Once I started focusing on breaking the trigger it all went away.