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You are silly. You just don't shoot your G19 very good. Return it. Ton of people looking for a used G19 they will shoot it great.
Michael, this is not normal. I would have a friend fire it first just to verify technique and contact Glock if similar results are found. The bore may not be concentrically centered. Cheers and stay safe!.
That is not normal for a Glock. You should be hitting point of aim. Are there any aftermarket parts on the gun? Slide, barrel, sights, that could be causing the issue. Take a look at the muzzle end of the slide, where the barrel protrudes upon recoil. Is the hole centered in the slide? Measure it with a caliper from each side of the gun. They should be equal. I have a Ruger slide where the hole mas machined off-center from the factory, causing the gun to shoot left. If the gun is bone-stock and a second shooter has the same issue, take it back.