Howdy folks, first time poster here.
Looking for a little guidance from those of you wiser and more experienced. I bought my first pistol recently, a Smith and Wesson M&P40. I took it out today to get a feel for it, and by and large, my groups were all left of point of aim. In and of themselves, the groups were nothing to write home about, although they weren't to bad for my first time out with a new pistol as a relatively inexperienced shooter. I would assume the fault lies with me, somewhere in my grip or trigger pull, but with the exception of a few range trips, I'm fairly new to pistols and lack the knowledge to make a solid diagnosis. Is shooting left typically indicative of any particular bad habit? I don't have access to a ransom rest, so I can't rule out completely that it's the pistol, although I find that highly unlikely. 99 times out of a 100, it's the indian, not the arrow. Would appreciate any help or insight that anyone can offer.
Thanks in advance,
Squall