So I've always owned Glocks and have no issues with accuracy,

>>31903822
Grip angle, nerdo.

Glocks have a very pronounced grip angle which forces you to hold high.

You've been used to that, so guns without it will shoot low if you don't compensate.

>>31903844
Ignore this fuckstick who doesn't know what DA/SA means.

Practice the DA pull. Go on youtube and type in Ernest Langdon, he has a three part video on how to shoot DA/SA successfully.

>>31903844
Weird, I don't have a problem with either the P320 or FNX.

>>31903873
>Ernest Langdon
Thanks m8

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>>31903888
This is also a good video on DA/SA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bU4v5i5c42k

>>31903897
Ok so I watched this video, I'll watch the Ernest Langdon videos later, but regardless of trigger, I was shooting low even on SA only?

>>31903976
Most likely a flinch, It's very hard to diagnose shooting errors much so when you're not actually being diagnosed in person.

>>31903989
Understandable, not to dismiss your advice, but it just seems odd for me to flinch on non striker pistols.
Anyways, I'll how it goes for me next time

>>31904006
All good. Perhaps you're just not used to the lighter pull a single action has compared to a striker.

If you can, ask your buddy if he could lend you one of his guns so you can practice on your own time.

>>31904018
Well, in SA mode the P229 had a 5lb pull, which is similar to a Glock or P320.