Pistol aiming 101. Sight picture and sight alignment using one eye, front sight focused. 

Seriously! Lol instructors complicate this!

yeah... take a look at the full video that this short was taken from... it explains why this happens and what to do about it... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KCa6jcfTlys.html

Odds are: possibly. Is it consistently shooting that way? It could be various issues ie your trigger squeeze, breathing etc. It could also mean you need to adjust your sights

I have the same issue. It’s not the gun, it’s how the trigger is being pulled. Try dry firing and pay attention to how the sight moves. You’d want the trigger pull to be as steady as possible

@datta1391 Ditto on that. I would first make sure and eliminate trigger technique issues with dry fire, and maybe shooting from a sandbag rest to eliminate any movement. If that fails to fix... Maybe try some different ammo to see if it makes any difference. Also, look at the barrel crown to see if there is any damage/defects. You can also add an adjustable rear sight or just send it back to the factory for service.

Well that’s how you do it properly

How many eyes do you have?

@@heybro6105 for some reason I have to tilt & slant the gun a bit to be accurate. I also have astigmatism and my red dots look super crazy to me

Me too i have to get the front sight a little bit upper than the rear sight

@@sh8rdy1993 same thing I have to do. Usually hits low right. I tilt it up and slant it left until I’m hitting bull eyes everytime. It’s weird.