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  • HK416
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    • Dec 2010
    • 1466

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    Last edited by HK416; 09-16-2017, 8:19 PM.
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    postal
    Banned
    • Mar 2008
    • 4566

    Are you fully palming the grip as much as possible?

    Weak hand wrist cammed downward about 45 degrees?

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    • #3
      HK416
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 1466

      Originally posted by postal
      Are you fully palming the grip as much as possible?

      Weak hand wrist cammed downward about 45 degrees?
      Yeah I am palming the grip with my support hand as much as possible and I'm making a "v" with my hand and fingers.

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      • #4
        postal
        Banned
        • Mar 2008
        • 4566

        Everyone fights the recoil. The stronger I muscle the gun, the less it moves. But the strength is mostly hands and forearms.

        Grip the gun with right hand as high as you can.

        Look at the left grip panel. Your left palm- the meaty part below your thumb should touch as much of the exposed left grip as possible right up to your right hand fingertips... Left thumb pointed forward to target and left wrist cammed down nearly 45 deg to the ground in front of the gun. If you hold this way, but open your fingers straight, they point obviously downward.

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        • #5
          postal
          Banned
          • Mar 2008
          • 4566

          Heading out of the house. I'll throw some pics up in a few hours.

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          • #6
            Xanatos
            Member
            • May 2012
            • 363

            Why are your feet so weirdly close together? While not directly impacting your grip, the way you place your feet isn't very effective for managing recoil and you may be subconsciously compensating for it with how you're gripping the gun after each shot.

            Try a wider apart stance. Think shoulder width or a little wider. Another way to get the proper distance is imagine Mike Tyson is about to straight punch you. Ready your body to receive that blow and your feet should be properly spaced.
            Originally posted by JeremyS
            And menstrual cramps? Seriously, you [nrakid88] have complained about more things here than I think I have ever seen in a single thread ...air quality, noise, discomfort from glasses, "feminine attributes," and "macho masculinity," and sexism (there's an ironic disconnect here somewhere), compassion, grammar, people "tearing you down," your more-sensitive-than-normal ears, people who you perceive to be recoil-sensitive, how you "FEEL", liberals........ are you for real???

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            • #7
              HK416
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2010
              • 1466

              Originally posted by postal
              Everyone fights the recoil. The stronger I muscle the gun, the less it moves. But the strength is mostly hands and forearms.

              Grip the gun with right hand as high as you can.

              Look at the left grip panel. Your left palm- the meaty part below your thumb should touch as much of the exposed left grip as possible right up to your right hand fingertips... Left thumb pointed forward to target and left wrist cammed down nearly 45 deg to the ground in front of the gun. If you hold this way, but open your fingers straight, they point obviously downward

              I'll throw some pics up in a few hours.
              Yup that's the grip I've been using.

              Originally posted by Xanatos
              Why are your feet so weirdly close together? While not directly impacting your grip, the way you place your feet isn't very effective for managing recoil and you may be subconsciously compensating for it with how you're gripping the gun after each shot.

              Try a wider apart stance. Think shoulder width or a little wider. Another way to get the proper distance is imagine Mike Tyson is about to straight punch you. Ready your body to receive that blow and your feet should be properly spaced.
              It's a really bad habit that I picked up from tennis lol, got it I'll work on my stance thanks!

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