Last week, I took my new Kimber Classic to the range. I put the first magazine all in the black, and then proceeded to shoot low-right the rest of the day. I thought it was the pistol, so I stripped and cleaned it. All looked normal.
Went back today. Sure enough, the first three shots were in the black, and then they started creeping off low-right.
Now, according to those charts, I'm squeezing the gun while pulling the trigger. Is there anything I can do besides dry-firing to remedy this? And how would I know, when I'm dry-firing, if I'm still doing it?
I guess a general question would be: before, during, and after a shot, what should your hands be doing? "Nothing" isn't really a good answer; just letting the muzzle flip all the way up in the air appears to be a bad habit too.
Thanks.