So, I have a problem...

[haymons22]

I carry a G19 and I love it. However, I tend to shoot slightly left with it. I assume I just need to make grip adjustments and better trigger control. Herein lies the problem.

I recently traded for an HK VP9. I shot it today and am dead nuts accurate with it. I don't, however want to replace my 19 as my carry.

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

What attachment do you have to your G19? If I carry pistol "A", but found out I'm more accurate with pistol "B"; I'd switch to pistol "B". Stack the odds in your favor, man.

 

[haymons22]

I already have a ton of mags and several good holsters for the 19 lol. And the VP9 is a little bigger, so it is harder to conceal. I may have to switch though if I can't figure out how to shoot the 19 more accurately.

 

[sinac84]

stock trigger in the G19?

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

I hear ya. It does get expensive to change things up, but the way I see it is your life and the lives of your loved ones are well worth the extra expense.

The only other thing you can do if you really don't wanna switch your EDC is keep practicing with it. You'll eventually figure it out.

 

[haymons22]

I did the trigger polish job on it and installed the glock 3.5# connector in it. But aside from that, it is all stock.

It also has the factory sights still installed. I've been contemplating installing night sights. I think that may also help.

 

[WC1911guy]

 

[BLIP]

This may sound odd but try shooting both with a Band-Aid over your trigger finger. Compare the results

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

It also has the factory sights still installed. I've been contemplating installing night sights. I think that may also help.

I have XS Big Dot 24/7 sights on my P320 and absolutely love them. I like how quickly I can acquire a target, and they're simple to use. Check them out, maybe?

 

[sinac84]

I did the trigger polish job on it and installed the glock 3.5# connector in it. But aside from that, it is all stock.

It also has the factory sights still installed. I've been contemplating installing night sights. I think that may also help.

I'd say keep practicing with the G19 until the problem isn't a problem. Carrying a larger gun comes with it's own headaches and if its not as comfortable to carry the VP9 then you'll be right back where you started and probably a few bills shorter too. Just because you are more accurate doesn't always mean it's destine to become your EDC. It's always a world of compromise with a EDC. The trigger on the VP9 is probably what makes you more accurate when you are just standing and shooting for accuracy. They have pretty good triggers in them, almost PPQ-ish. That's very hard to get in a Glock. Most people are more accurate with a G17 because of sight radius but doesn't mean they'll want to carry a G17. Work on your trigger control or go with a aftermarket trigger from Apex or one of the other big name Glock trigger makers.