I agree with Lunde but you fail to mention what range you were trying to hit the bullseye. I think the rear sight on the P99 has a lot to be desired with a windage only adjustment. I've seen many reports that the P99 is just so so for accuracy personally I think those reports are bunk. I replaced the rear sight on my P99 .40 S&W with an adjustable sight from Earls repair service. The unit number is 2655900 and was $85 bucks. I installed it myself and changed the front bead to the next largest number. At 50 feet I get consistant 2" groups and under. I'm no expert and haven't finished tweaking the sight yet. I'm still experimenting with different powders and bullets and have a few favorites already. When I first started using my P99 I thought the trigger felt a little gritty so I did a real good cleaning and lubed all the parts very well. That made a world of difference in how the trigger felt on the squeeze. By the way it's OK if oil drips from the gun, you don't loose points for not being clean. Just concentrate on the front bead and not the bullseye, squeeze till you're suprised and the hole should be where you aimed. Get consistant and then look to adjust. I think it'll take more then 1000 rounds to work in the gun. N-joy, regards Harry