So, between that range only having a 15 yard indoor range and the relay that carried the target to the end and back breaking I was only able to get 1 ten yard group. So, I waited until I went to the range again, and here we are.
Prepare yourselves.
Here is my Glock 34 Gen 5 (Brand new gun first time out to the range - so I needed to drift the sights some as it did favor to the left).
From left to right we have 25 yards, 15 yards, and 10 yards.
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Here is my Glock 19 Gen 5.
From left to right we have 25 yards, 15 yards, and 10 yards.
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Here is my Glock 26 Gen 4.
From left to right we have 25 yards, 15 yards, and 10 yards.
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Finally, here is my Glock Gen 5 34 again because I thought I forgot my 15 yard target when I was sorting them into a binder and couldn't find it (so I shot another one - looks similar) and I decided just to run 20 rounds through the gun at 7 yards and focus on a 2'' circle.
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My thoughts are I seem to either
A.) Need to keep with the pursuit to find yet an even smaller pistol (The groups became tighter as the gun got smaller, what's the deal here? Could have also been due to the fact I "warmed up" as I shot the 34, 19, and 26 in that order)
B.) Sell my guns, buy new running shoes, reflector vest, and a rape whistle.
C.) Figure something else out.
I did notice I had to drift my Glock 34 rear sight significantly (it may need further adjustment), and I noticed with my Glock 19 that the gun did groupings did not center until I put a medium back strap on them. I may do the same with the 34.
I don't shoot as much as I'd like, but I'm open to any and all advice.
I also have another quandry. I have somewhat different sight configurations on these pistols. But, I'll let us unpack what I've already presented here.
Thanks guys
ETA: The Target with my shooting on the 2'' circle with the 34 is Post sight adjustments. I'm thinking I'm going to put the medium back strap on it (same as my Glock 19), and bring the rear sight tool with me to the range again next time I go. Probably next Friday.