I, like cerebralzero, am not a professional either. But I am a member of the West Point Pistol team, so I’ve done a bit of fine tuning my own techniques the past few years as well as a lot of personal coaching for teams that competed at national and international levels.
Some notes:
1. You seem to be handling your recoil well, but a common tendency with new shooters is to push the gun down when trying to mitigate recoil. If you find yourself hitting low, this may be one reason why it is doing that.
2. Try to wedge your dominant (right) hand as high into the beavertail of your P320 as you can. Get it firm in there and it will help mitigate some of that vertical rise.
3. Your support (left) hand is the only “issue” I see. See the picture below. I like to cover as much of the grip as I can. Now I have larger hands and I’m shooting a compact handgun in this particular instance, but this technique helps me on all sizes of guns.
4. Reiterating on cerebralzero’s notes: I would also lean a little more into your gun (I’ve gotten in a bad habit of not having as aggressive of a forward lean as I should and it’s something I’m actively correcting) and maybe a tighter purchase on the gun itself will help.
If you ever have any questions, feel free to shoot me a message.
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