Lena's grip?

[sigstroker]

https://www.sigsauer.com/blog/is-a-suppressor-a-silencer-what-to-really-expect-from-your-new-suppressor?

Sorry I couldn't post just the picture, but I couldn't figure out how to do it.

I've never seen that sort of grip. Do any of you guys use that?

[mej16489]

its simply a version of 'putting a support hand finger on the trigger guard' that actually works. I think its particularly beneficial for shooters with small hands to get more meat on the gun for both stability and recoil control. It takes solid practice though...Lena has plenty!

There is no right/wrong, only what works or doesn't.

[sigstroker]

The trigger guard thing went out of favor with the people I see shooting, about 25-30 years ago. I've never seen that many fingers on the trigger guard, even on the dust cover.

[XDJYo]

Looks to me like the left hand middle finger is crowding the trigger area. I suppose it works for her.

I have smallish hands and struggle to keep a firm and consistent grip on the gun. May have to try a version of this.

[Corbin Dallas]

Movie grip.

She learned by watching liberals make entertainment.

[sigstroker]

Looks to me like the left hand middle finger is crowding the trigger area. I suppose it works for her.

I have smallish hands and struggle to keep a firm and consistent grip on the gun. May have to try a version of this.

Ditto. And ditto. That's why I asked about it.

[sigstroker]

Movie grip.

She learned by watching liberals make entertainment.

That's either a not very good joke or you don't know who Lena Miculek is.

Having spent a little time with Jerry, I doubt he's much of a liberal.

[Spyder]

Unless you can outshoot her, which I doubt, there's not much room to say she's wrong.

[broadside]

Never seen anyone other than her shoot with two fingers on the trigger guard like that. I'd be interested in a look at the other side of the grip to see how much grip is floating. Maybe the far forward grip is more helpful to her small hands for managing the up and left recoil by pushing on the dustcover instead

I shoot with my support hand index finger on the trigger guard. This is my giant hands on my P10F

If it works for you then it works for you.

[HKAllTheThings]

Kyle Defoor also shoots and teaches this method

[chris21]

Lena has been shooting since she was a tiny human. When she was little she couldn't wrap her tiny hands around the gun properly so Jerry had her shoot like this when she was younger to gain more leverage. Turns out it stuck 20+ years later.

[XDJYo]

Lena has been shooting since she was a tiny human. When she was little she couldn't wrap her tiny hands around the gun properly so Jerry had her shoot like this when she was younger to gain more leverage. Turns out it stuck 20+ years later.

And she's still a tiny human.

[T3Pros]

Kyle Defoor also shoots and teaches this method

I don't recall him teaching or shooting like that.

[BillSmith]

Lena has been shooting since she was a tiny human. When she was little she couldn't wrap her tiny hands around the gun properly...

Can think of a number of athletes I've 'let' continue to be against the grain. An axiom of sports is,

"Don't change a winning game."

As a tennis pro, I come across kids that have some malformed grip, swing or style that is counter to anything I'd ever teach. The trick is to understand when it is an impediment to their long-term growth as a competitor.

Sometimes, the right way, is their way and for a lifetime.

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[Gryff]

Definitely looks to be the way she shoots.

https://youtu.be/O_F9o1XfsG0?t=18