David LaPell
Blackhawk
I remember having a Glock 21 one year during our annual department qualifications that would shoot a good foot to the left at 10 yards. By the time I was at the 25 yard line I was practically aiming to the right of the target just to hit dead center. We had an instructor then that no matter what if you brought a gun to him, he would tell you to stop blaming the weapon and keep shooting. I told him after the day to shoot it for himself. Don't know if I did because every year you were given a gun from the armory to qualify with.
