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I recently purchased an Springfield xd-9 subcompact and when doing dryfire laser training the aim is true but when using live ammo its aim is way off.

Shoot it off a bench rest. That's the very first thing you should do with any gun. Remove the possibility of human error from the equation when sighting in or zero'ing a weapon. Then worry about why your groups are off.
 
Could be recoil anticipation most people don't realize they are doing this and believe the gun is off when it's just a natural reaction.

When you're dry firing the gun you're body knows there's no recoils and doesn't react to it so that could be why the laser training works but live fire doesn't.

Disclaimer:
My response is not meant in anyway to question your shooting skills I am just stating a possible cause for this type of issue.
 
10mmLife said:
Could be recoil anticipation most people don't realize they are doing this and believe the gun is off when it's just a natural reaction.

When you're dry firing the gun you're body knows there's no recoils and doesn't react to it so that could be why the laser training works but live fire doesn't.

Disclaimer:
My response is not meant in anyway to question your shooting skills I am just stating a possible cause for this type of issue.
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