Went shooting for the 1st time this year (I know I'm a bad boy) and when sighting in the .45 with 230gr Hydra-Shok's at 25m I was way way low. Bullet impact was at the very bottom edge of the paper, aprox 8" low.
I've got Novak low profle fixed sights with P-T Bar/dot/dot's and the pistol has never shot this low before.
I normally aim my pistols using the 6 O'clock method, (front sight at bottom of target so I can see the target better) and was doing so today. I also noticed it's getting harder to focus on the front sight. Think my middle aged eye balls are going to need a trip to the Doc.
Should I re-learn my shooting style puting the front sight on the target, or would trying a lighter bullet change the point of impact any??? I really do not want to file down the front sight any.
I've got Novak low profle fixed sights with P-T Bar/dot/dot's and the pistol has never shot this low before.
I normally aim my pistols using the 6 O'clock method, (front sight at bottom of target so I can see the target better) and was doing so today. I also noticed it's getting harder to focus on the front sight. Think my middle aged eye balls are going to need a trip to the Doc.
Should I re-learn my shooting style puting the front sight on the target, or would trying a lighter bullet change the point of impact any??? I really do not want to file down the front sight any.