Seems correcting this issue required both an adjustment of the sights and the nut behind the trigger.
After a couple weeks of dry firing and careful trigger finger placement I decided it was time to make a sight adjustment as well. I also measured the sights and found the front was not centered, in the direction that would pull my shots right. The lower shots below on the red are the first test after adjustment. The shot near the nine was without trigger finger adjustment. 2 through 5 are with both finger adjustment and sight adjustment. The upper 5 are from a different gun altogether. The x is the point of aim (6 o’clock).
This is confirmation for the adjustments. POA is 6 o’clock at the bottom of the mini target.
Only the bottom 4 are from the Shield. The others were from the Canik shot by my son. Thanks for all the advice. I’ll try again when I get a chance and then leave it alone if everything stays the same.
After a couple weeks of dry firing and careful trigger finger placement I decided it was time to make a sight adjustment as well. I also measured the sights and found the front was not centered, in the direction that would pull my shots right. The lower shots below on the red are the first test after adjustment. The shot near the nine was without trigger finger adjustment. 2 through 5 are with both finger adjustment and sight adjustment. The upper 5 are from a different gun altogether. The x is the point of aim (6 o’clock).
This is confirmation for the adjustments. POA is 6 o’clock at the bottom of the mini target.
Only the bottom 4 are from the Shield. The others were from the Canik shot by my son. Thanks for all the advice. I’ll try again when I get a chance and then leave it alone if everything stays the same.