Did you shoot it off a rest?
I do a fair amount of .22LR pistol accuracy competition at a local club during the Winter months, and I can tell you that, among other things, grips matter. So do triggers, dimensions, etc. I'd try to determine first whether it's the gun itself, that shoots to the left, or if it's just the gun in your hands.
Various grips are available, and you may find that one of them works much better for you than the relatively-skinny factory Hogues with the tight finger grooves. I like Ahrends no-groove Tacticals on my 686, though I've kept the standard Hogues on my Mountain Gun for skinnier carry with no concerns about trashing nice rare hardwood on the trail.
I do a fair amount of .22LR pistol accuracy competition at a local club during the Winter months, and I can tell you that, among other things, grips matter. So do triggers, dimensions, etc. I'd try to determine first whether it's the gun itself, that shoots to the left, or if it's just the gun in your hands.
Various grips are available, and you may find that one of them works much better for you than the relatively-skinny factory Hogues with the tight finger grooves. I like Ahrends no-groove Tacticals on my 686, though I've kept the standard Hogues on my Mountain Gun for skinnier carry with no concerns about trashing nice rare hardwood on the trail.