If your hitting high then you will have to go with a lighter bullet, having a gunsmith weld a front sight higher is ridiculously expensive. Find a powder charge that feels right and adjust the sights to that load. So decide which one you want to use go with that. The RN frontier 454190 will have a different point of impact than the Keith 454424. One issued with fixed sights is you'll only have one load that's zeroed. Just shoot it the way you shoot it and get a load you like then adjust the sights so your gun hits for you. I wouldn't worry about trying to train your finger to doing something unnatural, and your trigger finger isn't pushing the gun to make the point of impact left of point of aim. The new Colt's are zeroed right from the factory. Shooters were expected to file off a little of the front sight and then turn the barrel until their pistol was zeroed. Usually the SAA's came out of the factory with the point of impact to the left and lower than the point of aim. I too rub the trigger guard with my trigger finger in fact the bluing is worn from the rub while shooting on my most shot Colt's. I've been shooting Colt SAA's for years and have over a half dozen of them in. You really good colt saa shooters out there, how do you grip? And does your trigger finger contact the frame? Ive tried a bunch of different grip positions, but none seem to deliver what i am thinking is right. In fact, the trigger finger seems to be providing some "squeeze" on the gun, and helps my stability while aiming (or so i think). So i am totally touching the frame of the gun with part of my trigger finger. The part of the finger touching is just below the first knuckle, and this leaves the finger pad centered on the trigger. It always naturally settles into a place of comfort with the finger touching the frame right above the trigger guard. In any event, i am having a hard time finding a solid firm grip that allows me the proper "pad on trigger only" position for my trigger finger. I seem to be finding that i am probably flinching and anticipating recoil so that may also be the cause. It's shooting a bit high and left but i am working on that and it may be due to the load. Heavier than the single action drop with my s&w model 19 and ruger gp100 Action is great (in my inexperienced point of view) and trigger pull is medium-heavy. This thing is a slick handler and very light and quick to point.
I got a cimarron frontier 45 colt, 4.75" barrel. I trust you guys more than any other group I dont shoot CAS or competitively at all. But i am having a heck of a time finding answers to my question out on the interweb. Ok, ill admit that this thread has nothing directly to do with cast boolits.
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