I know, I know, there is probably a grip or other physical reason for the low and left but I would fix it w/ sight adjustment. You can fix the left by sliding the rear sight to the right = free. The low would need a taller sight but...as a test, grab a roll of black tape. Cut little 1/2" long strips the same width as the width of the blades on either side of the notch. Apply your strips parallel to the barrel right over the top of the blades goal being to raise their height. If your rear sight has white dots lay the strips on the top of the slide and up to the top of the blades but not down the rear side where the dots are. I am a believer in that I make my pistols shoot where I want them to via sights. If I change later, I can change the sights later too. Not going to fight whatever happens naturally by trying to force my body to do something it doesn't do w/o a lot of extra effort.