Originally Posted by Nakanokalronin

If it's your first gun, your going to learn basic marksmanship skills such as proper trigger pull, grip, stance, etc, so don't get discouraged with groups until you've got shooting a handgun in general first. Remember that the M&Ps sights are set-up so the front sight covers what your aiming at. Many talk about the M&Ps shooting low but that's because they are lining up the top of the front sight with the middle of the target.




ETA: Dropped off the M&P a few minutes ago and should arrive there Monday morning. Hopefully the turn around time isn't too bad.