Remember, just because it came from the factory, it doesn't necessarily mean it is properly setup. The blades may be turning correctly, servos moving the right direction, but that does not equate to a well setup heli.

Yes, I do use correction on lift off to the right, but I had a hard time getting used to that in the begining. Slowly work your way to moving the cyclic to the opposite direction and you will be OK. Try to find a hardwood or concrete floor that is smooth. Get the heli light on its skids but do NOT liftoff. Use gentle stick inputs to try to keep it in the same place on the floor. This will get you used to the stick inputs and the amount you need to give it for corrections. Just remember, these CP's are TONS more sensitive on the sticks than the CX's are. Very little stick movement can equal a big movement from the heli. Use patience but remember to have fun.