M&P Accuracy question

[JoshT]

I have put about 500 rounds through my new M&P9c and I am getting very good groups with it but I think it is shooting about 1-2 inches low at about 10m I have another experienced shooter use it and came to the same conclusion...

What are my options? what can be done?


Thanks,

-Josh

[Atomic Dog]

Aim higher?



(sorry for the jackass response)

[JoshT]

Aim higher?



(sorry for the jackass response)

yeah that will probably be the solution I was just wondering if there were any reasonable cost option for the gun.

[bripro]

File down the front sight.

[GuyMontag]

Did you shoot it off a bench yet? I'd put away the files until you can be sure that it's not due to the shooters.

[S&WM&P40]

are you anticipating recoil?

[andrewjs18]

try adjusting the sights...adjusting your POA for 1 pistol is a bad habit IMHO.

[Mity2]

are you anticipating recoil?

I was thinking of same thing. My M&P9C shoot tad bit low when I shoot full size M&P9 first then shoot M&P9C afterwords, because I anticipate little stronger recoil of compact model. After couple of shots, I'm right back on tho

[B2Luv2Hunt]

I have put about 500 rounds through my new M&P9c and I am getting very good groups with it but I think it is shooting about 1-2 inches low at about 10m I have another experienced shooter use it and came to the same conclusion...

What are my options? what can be done?


Thanks,

-Josh

I would not worry about it. You are only shooting 1-2 inches low at 10 meters( about 11 yards) with a compact gun. Most gun fights take place inside this range. 1-2 inches low is good when you have a 6 inch area you are going for.

[P-11 shooter]

I would not worry about it. You are only shooting 1-2 inches low at 10 meters( about 12 yards) with a compact gun. Most gun fights take place inside this range. 1-2 inches low is good when you have a 6 inch area you are going for.

No matter how small your target, the center is always the same size ~Tom Knapp