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I took a step down from a 22 and got a co2 powered airsoft pistol. Hoping pulling that trigger enough will help break the habit. Even if not it sure is fun being able to shoot in the house

What's interesting is this is something that popped up out of the blue, albeit after not firing it for a month or so. While I don't claim to be a super hot shot I didn't have this problem when I started with this gun. I have some snap caps I've practiced dry firing, clearing and chambering in the house, but of course then I didn't have anything to anticipate. I'll try them out at the range next time and see what I can figure out.

I went down to the range today w/ my XD too keep in practice since the past few times I'd gone I just brought my rifle. My aiming was horribly off. At 7 yards most of the shots were ending up low and to the left by a good 4 or 5 inches. Had a firm grip, wasn't anticipating the shot, had my focus on the front sight w/ it centered level between the rear.

Any thoughts?