Notch Shots going right
Why are my shots going right?
Your shots consistently land right of centre. Here is what Notch suggests you check.
See it in your own groups
One card can mislead. Notch scores each card from a photo and builds a picture across sessions, so you can tell a habit from a bad day.
Or is it the sight?
If the group is tight and the offset repeats across a whole card, the sight may need moving. Work out the clicks.
Correct Right Pull
- Reduce trigger finger curl: use pad, not joint
- Check for thumb pressure on grip
- Ensure natural point of aim
- Practice dry fire with coin balance
These are the suggestions Notch shows in the app. Follow your range's safety rules and your coach's advice.
Other group patterns
Shots going leftYour shots consistently land left of centre.
Shooting highYour shots are consistently high.
Shooting lowYour shots are consistently low.
Vertical stringingVertical stringing suggests breathing issues.
Horizontal spreadHorizontal dispersion points to trigger control.
StringingYour shots form a line pattern.
Questions
Why are my shots going right?
Your shots consistently land right of centre. Start with: Reduce trigger finger curl: use pad, not joint.
What Notch does
Target scoringScore a card from a photo.
Shot analysisGroup size, heat maps and ring breakdown.
Sight calculatorHow many clicks move the group to centre.
CoachingFind the fundamental to work on next.
SessionsTrack range days, rifles and trends.
ExportShare cards and reports with your club.
Printable targetsPractice faces at true size, ready to print.