>>64019442Here is my advice.
1. Shooting a gun is extremely fun
2. Shooting a gun is alot harder than the movies and games make them out to be.
3. Getting good at shooting is like getting good at anything else, you need to get your reps in, there isn't a secret technique that'll make you good.
4. There actually is a secret technique that will make you good. It's called dry fire, it's free, most guns can do it. You just practice pulling the trigger with an unloaded gun, you can build technique that way and if you do it right you can easily out shoot people who've had guns for years in just a few months.
5. Better guns will not make you a better shooter, you cannot buy skill, it can give you a more favorable out come so if that's what you want buy a steel frame 9mm.
>>64019596if it took you 3 seconds to shoot 3 rounds, you're dead. You cannot expect to slowly cock the hammer when supposedly there is a charging bear.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mKqSvq41XQI?feature=share
do you understand how slow 3 round in 3 seconds is? This guy shoots 6 rounds in 2s all landing center of mass from concealment. You might not even get one round out before this guy shoots.
>>64019608Assuming that there is nothing mechanically wrong with the gun, then it's a skill issue. Perhaps the grip angle and recoil anticipation issues make both of you drive shots low left. It's more likely you're shooting low left, glocks do have issues time to time but very rarely.