i like my p290rs, love my p365 which is now my concealed carry because i like it so much. and im waiting for the new p320 xcompact coming hopefully in April
Thank you Max. Where does your left thumb rest when you shoot the P320? I have to wear a shooting glove on my left because the takedown lever wears a blister on my left thumb. My left thumb naturally falls on the takedown lever.
@@mebyard1 I hold a semi-auto pistol (Not a Sig, yet) in a way that's identical to the gentleman in the video, but neither of my thumbs actually rest on the frame at all. I squeeze the handgun with only the other four fingers on both hands. I thought this to be the correct way, am I mistaken? I did rest the right thumb, as I'm right handed, on the thumb safety of a 1911 in the past, but I no longer own one of those. Just wondering if I'm doing it wrong. Thanks.
@@TheJurgisRud - Hi Bro. What works for you, works! I'm not an instructor. But, since you asked, many shooters, and most instructors teach the "thumbs forward" grip. Check out Chris Cheng with the National Shooting Sports Foundation. ruclips.net/video/ylh4DyMADRU/видео.html Also check out John Lovell with the Warrior Poet Society... ruclips.net/video/n4c7JDXQOB8/видео.html and Lovell Pt. 2 ruclips.net/video/UCJ1HLQNflY/видео.html Blessings!
thanks for the brief video, it's exactly what i've been looking for!
it's brief, to the point, and descriptive
Good tips.
Wish i had a p320
Me too
P320 M17 and P320 Xcarry here 😁
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After buying my P320 Carry and my M17, I'll never buy another Glock
i like my p290rs, love my p365 which is now my concealed carry because i like it so much. and im waiting for the new p320 xcompact coming hopefully in April
Good tips! Don't lock your elbows!
Team Captain of The Sig Sauer Team is a 8X Champion! He is Awesome!
Holy crap police call the range!
Thank you Max. Where does your left thumb rest when you shoot the P320? I have to wear a shooting glove on my left because the takedown lever wears a blister on my left thumb. My left thumb naturally falls on the takedown lever.
Mark Byard - simply
holding it wrong. And if you need to ask where to put your thumb I question the fact you even own a pistol tbh.
Vegas - Sorry my honest question riled you bro. Actually I’ve probably been shooting longer than you’ve been breathing air. I’m pushing 70.
My thumb rides there too, but no blister.
@@mebyard1 I hold a semi-auto pistol (Not a Sig, yet) in a way that's identical to the gentleman in the video, but neither of my thumbs actually rest on the frame at all. I squeeze the handgun with only the other four fingers on both hands. I thought this to be the correct way, am I mistaken?
I did rest the right thumb, as I'm right handed, on the thumb safety of a 1911 in the past, but I no longer own one of those.
Just wondering if I'm doing it wrong. Thanks.
@@TheJurgisRud - Hi Bro. What works for you, works! I'm not an instructor. But, since you asked, many shooters, and most instructors teach the "thumbs forward" grip. Check out Chris Cheng with the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
ruclips.net/video/ylh4DyMADRU/видео.html
Also check out John Lovell with the Warrior Poet Society...
ruclips.net/video/n4c7JDXQOB8/видео.html
and Lovell Pt. 2
ruclips.net/video/UCJ1HLQNflY/видео.html
Blessings!
Perfect 👌
The Ground is covered in freeedom
Are you use full version or compact?
Good advice but this won’t work for everyone. Some people are better with Weaver etc. Then there’s so many other variables.
I see no rear sight!! Thats how i have been shooting my set up as of late.
What is that optic?! :)
TryHardGamers -Romeo 1 came as standard with the P320RX. His may be that or the new Romeo 2
@@sqwk2559 It looks like the un-announced Romeo3 MAX. Not joking. It's basically an oversized Romeo2 as far as I can tell.