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Austin, It's a Glock. Take it down and clean it. If it is gritty out of box it is factory dust and grit. Clean and lube you will have no problem. Can't believe everything on the internet. Drift rear sight if it is not right on out of the box. What nonsense.

Hard to say why. You will get yes or no answers to these types of questions. If you are fortunate enough to have a range that allows a rental of this firearm, that'd be your best best. Taking someone's word on a firearm is always a gamble. Maybe someone else can illuminate us though. Good luck.

Austin, It is due to the slide grease used but will work itself out in less than 100 rounds. There are no issues with shooting to point of aim even out to 50 yards in my experience. Not saying that whoever reported this did not have off sights from the factory.

I own a 43X, yes the firearm may be a little tight shooting the first 100 rounds, I agree to take down the firearm, clean and relube with a quality oil. I believe it just needs broken in. As far as shooting left, that's somewhat normal for a right hand shooter. This can be corrected by the way you engage or hold the firearm. Place your off-hand thumb forward on the side of the frame during your grip. This may improve your control and accuracy.

It like all guns need to be cleaned and oiled BEFORE going to the range to shoot

Shooting left for a right hand shooter with a small handgun with a heavy trigger like this one means that their grip was bad. Glocks are always gritty. Shoot it and after cleaning use a grease on the rails.