Originally Posted by S&W Rover

Low and Left is very typical of user experiences with a new gun that is striker fired. It has to do with pushing the trigger a bit sideways while pressing it backwards -- making the pistol roll to the left a little bit. Low and Left is something you see people mentioning a lot.

Before adjusting the sights, I would get used to the pistol more, and concentrate on a straight back press of the trigger while dry firing and certainly while at the range. Placing the pad of the trigger finger on the trigger, instead of operating the trigger with that first joint of the finger, may help too.

I've done the same thing with striker-fired guns (e.g., shot Low and Left) but the "cure" came with practice and familiarity.

The 380 EZ sounds like a good pistol for a lot of folks, including new users and those with hand-strength problems (for whatever reason) and I can see one in my future. Good luck with yours!