I think I said it before - when i got my USPc in 9mm, I kept shooting low - At first I thought it was the sights - as I don't do this with other guns. I still had my fullsize USp at the time, and I shot that gun fine.

After a few trios, I shot well with it every OTHER trip. Then, by 800 rounds, I started to get consistent.

I let someone else shoot 1 mag thru it last month - sure enough - he fired all shots low.

For whatever reason, ya gotta "work" at it. Just keep shooting it. It will come.

Granted, I haven't had to do that on my other guns - at least not to this extent. But, just keep shooting w/ it. I have almost 1300 rounds thru mine now.

Dry fire. Another thing that can help is hold the sights on target for a slow three count after firing. Kinda like a follow thru on basketball shot.

It took me a bit to get used to the trigger as well. I was used to short, crisp 1911 triggers.....

I don't know if this will help or not, but one thing I started doing about a year ago, was dry firing with an empy shell casing sitting on the slide, and learning to pull the trigger without the shell falling off and this really helped me to learn to keep all my guns steady while shooting without anticipating the shot. I usually do this with my Sigma, due to the heavier trigger pull but anytime I get a new gun I train with that gun as well but it don't work with a Beretta.

Nickel on the front sight will do the same thing... I've done that before w/ my USPc.

Those are good ideas!