Grip Angle?

[Guest jps37033]

Ok, this might be long....

I am trying to figure out what it is about certain handguns I like better (or point naturally better).

I have handled a Walther p22, H&K USP, Ruger sr9, and glock. I can bring them up, never align the sights, and it is right on the target I drew against.

Now, I can take a browning hi power, 1911, or the likes, and when I draw, point/aim, I have to move the gun to the left to bring the front sight in line with the rears on the target I drew on.

What is it that I have found better in these polymers? Is it grip angle, the gun, or ?????

I am not opposed to either, carried more than the other, handled more than the other.

But it just seems that plastic/tactical types, I can draw, point it where I think the target is, and it is dead on (and I mean dead on to the T) when I look through the sights. Metal guns or the ones I listed, I draw, point, and look through the sights and im way off????

Any ideas, suggestions, comments?

[Guest hi im drummer03]

Most guns will have the same grip angle.Glock is about the only one different with a more cant to the grip. Go with the gun you like the feel and shoot the best. Then practice,practice,practice drawing and pointing at the target at hand...