A new rifle grip style?

[Dirtlaw]

https://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/your-marine-corps/2020/05/12/what-the-hell-is-this-shooting-grip/

[ShaneB]

Looks about as effective as that BS "center axis relock".

[sigstroker]

That's nothing new. Silhouette shooters have been using that for decades.

[jimmykan]

[Paperchasin]

I came into this thread thinking of some new featureless grip design. D'oh

[DJMAN]

Me too ^^^

[BB1776]

Me three

[bronco75a]

I came into this thread thinking of some new featureless grip design. D'oh

I know right.

[phroggunner]

There are many different "tricks" Marines use to improve their accuracy from the 200 yard line standing position.

I remember being taught that hold as an option in 2002, not sure if is still taught by PMI's today.

Edit to add: This is for 200 yard slow fire on a known distance, slow fire target. Practice and evaluation of basic marksmanship skills, not combat shooting.

[MrFancyPants]

Yeah that looks comfortable. Not.

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[edgerly779]

May be steady and functional some on here cannot spell it. I will try for offhand with 30 round mag body.

[M1NM]

When did they start not retraining LH shooters?

[Scotty]

That's in my David Tubb rifle shooting book. Not new at all.

[Wordupmybrotha]

Looks gay...

[divingin]

That's nothing new. Silhouette shooters have been using that for decades.

As have many bullseye rifle shooters (at least those who don't use an offhand palm rest.)