As Dean has alluded to nothing is necessarily "wrong" with either your shooting or the gun. You are just not used to shooting that particular gun and need to shoot it more. You will get used to each other and it will be fine. My buddy purchased a fairly high stocked Ithaca this past summer and had a hard time the first few times out shooting it to the point he was considering having the stock bent, but the more he shot it the better it was and he now shoots it very well. Be patient and shoot the gun more.
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