[skullbox]

So I've gotten so used to shooting my SD with the can that without I completely suck. It seems to be combination of having less weight on the front and the different sight picture with the can attached. Does anyone else have this going on?

I also usually shoot an inch or 2 to the right without my can attached. Once attached I'm dead on.

 

[Thumbtack]

I don't have a can or a SD (it's next on my list though- both of them.), but I am jealous of your having them! Any pics of them on here? I would bet though that yeah, once you remove that weight that far out front... it's gonna shift your POI. You shifted your grip slightly to accommodate that extra weight to become more accurate with the can, now you're seeing the results.

 

[skullbox]

I don't have a can or a SD (it's next on my list though- both of them.), but I am jealous of your having them! Any pics of them on here? I would bet though that yeah, once you remove that weight that far out front... it's gonna shift your POI. You shifted your grip slightly to accommodate that extra weight to become more accurate with the can, now you're seeing the results.

That makes sense, I didn't think of that. I bet your're right it's probably my grip. I'll post a pic later this evening.

 

[skullbox]

 

[sovietak474u]

You could always buy a fake can. That way if for some reason you wanna make some noise, you can still have that forward weight you are use to.