Your Grip and Recoil Management Questions Answered (Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- In today's dry fire session, Myles discusses several questions/comments we received about grip and recoil management from viewers following this series.
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I like to keep in the back of my mind that whatever I'm pointing at is "trying to kill me", so getting a little mad helps concentration and builds your stress management. Thanks Myles, it's easy to forget the basics!
The advice on the thumbs was spot on! I've given similar advice,honestly it was because the shooter had small hands & didn't feel comfortable w/open thumbs.
Keep these classes going plz! Awesome
Keeping hyper focused. Great advice.
Great advice. I know that many of us old people started with revolvers as our defensive tools. We had a grip that would hold the gun but not get wrecked by the gas escaping the barrel cylinder gap. When we transitioned to semi autos we tended to grip them the same and then the young people said we were doing it all wrong even though our results on the range was better than theirs. Go figure.
Like the point you made about the thumbs not being necessary...I think so much is made of thumbs forward that it took me about a year to experiment and found that a thumbs up grip works better for me. But all the gun tubers would have you think that this is incorrect
I love these classes. Thank you
Thanks for this video!
Here I was holding it by the metal part the whole time...
Glad you mentioned the thumbs, because I was at the range last week, & saw a 2nd-timer with just an awful grip (support hand gripping his wrist). When I showed him how to use his support hand, he asked about what to do with his thumbs, & I said to keep them in-line, but I didn't push the thumbs so much as his wrist-grip. ...In comparison to his grip, I mentioned that the "tea-cup" grip was just as unhelpful.
Thanks Myles
For a beginner shooter starting to train. Should they start with the smallest caliber / less recoil and work your way up? What caliber is recommended to start off with?
Well said Myels. Great info, great content. Question where did you get your Glock framework done at?
Yep
TY TH
👋🏻 Nice content
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Yeah, on your support hand should you put your finger in front of the trigger guard to make it even firmer in your hand???
I don’t. It’s personal preference for me. If I ever put my finger on the front of the trigger guard it would always fly off after the first shot. I also run a weapon mounted light so I can’t put my finger their anyway.
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