>>Hi John,
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>>Say, how does that Glock 27 shoot (I assume you actually have one :-))? I have a Glock 17. Shoots really nice but I've had trouble getting used to the longer trigger pull. I routinely pull the bullet to the left and down.
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>That can happen if you are using a two-handed firing stance (I think it is called the Weaver stance). Gripping too hard with the lower hand will pull the weapon down and to one side.

I use the "hey you" approach to shooting. It is really just a matter of getting comfortable and pointing the pistol toward the target. We went through the weaver stuff for a few years, but I didn't like it. I figured if the outfit that teaches the Seals, Green Beret, most special forces and many SWAT units doesn't teach the weaver method, it must not be all that great. I attended a week-long school back in the late 80s with our SWAT team at the Mid-South Survival Shooting Institute and they taught us to just get comfortable and that "slow is fast".