Grip Pressures for Carbine Shooting

[@billdrill22]

That elbow trick is a good one. Thank you

[@abigger04]

Good info - I’d be curious about your impressions on carbine stance. Specifically how you orient your hips and feet.

[@DavidK2007]

i think the aforementioned trigger freeze is an interesting phenomenon. i encountered it when, as you said, trying to shoot very fast and controlled. seems to be more frequent "cold" at the beginning of a session

[@chrisb9478]

Good info

[@gynomakima]

That you are left handed, what are some of the challenges you have came across, with training, handguns/rifle and equipment?

[@lon242]

2:33 your support elbow is pointed totally down here?

[@joelpark556]

@@lon242 correct. I’ll make a video answering questions in the comments

[@boygonewhoopdataZZ]

Pointed down gives you leverage to torque the gun towards your head same with your rear hand.

[@lon242]

@@joelpark556 Thanks, looking forward to it. I'm new to rifle compared to pistol and you and Ben's teachings helped me elevate my pistol shooting. I think it's interesting how this doesn't look very tacticool, it's the opposite of the cool guy, wrist-inline-with-bore, C-clamping-like-a-mfer type grip. The same could be said about how you and Ben grip pistols with your support hands comparably low vs. the support hand-choking-up-high-as-possible-thumbs-way-forward type grip. Seems it's all about a comfortable grip and stance that allows the gun to return as quickly as possible to zero. I also thought a muzzle brake or timed compensator would be important, but you're showing it can be done with a pronged flash hider. You touched on this in this video, but please talk some more about it, if you can.