P320 Training Tips: Proper Grip with Max Michel

[@orion7873]

I wish there were public ranges that look like what you've got behind you ... I hate shooting at paper at indoor ranges

[@sonnygreen9698]

Man I love my P320, I have been working on improving my grip, the index under the trigger guard placement is what I have been missing, thanks guys !!

[@davelesperance7189]

This video really helped me out. My grip was wrong and my slide would not stay open when the mag was empty because my hand was interfering. This grip helped me align faster and get my grip right. Thank you.

[@alexv6324]

Just picked up the Xcarry in coyote. I've owned another P320 before and shot naturally very well with it. Can't wait to get it out to the range.

[@jasoncarson1043]

My grip or something about my shooting sucks. Maybe I don't shoot enough but this video will be put to good use. I haven't heard these particular tips before but I'm going to try these out, thanks!

[@-RONNIE]

Keep up the good work Sig

[@idraw4me181]

The last Sig I would like is the X5, and it gets more and more tempting to trade my Glocks to get it, it is a thought right now. I have the XCarry and XCompact.

[@KimTownsel]

Well done! I recently took my Sig P320 through its first training session. I believe my trouble was the trigger finger placement. I also just bought a Sig p365; it certainly is different! I think I'm going to really like it though.

[@KimTownsel]

Even though my trigger finger placement wasn't where I would have liked it to have been for the training, I still shot a perfect score for the qualifying round. Hoping I made Sig proud! 😁 That video is up on my KZbin channel.

[@mbolding3673]

@@KimTownsel which do you like better between the P320 and P365

[@KimTownsel]

@@mbolding3673 P365 for EDC. P320 for home.

[@saab9-5]

This video helped so much I'm smashing Steel from pretty far out with this little m18

[@aqualust5016]

I love the ergonomics of the M17/M18. Sig Sauer absolutely applied modern pistol grip techniques in their design and makes it easy to learn to shoot. To further improve recoil control place your takedown level with a low profile gas pedal. Keeps support hand placement consistent and of course helps reduce muzzle flip.

[@truetell7399]

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[@NotSoSuave]

I’m glad you posted this video. I have learned a lot from your videos. Outstanding information.

[@skywalker39100]

Learning from a World Shooting Champion!!!!!!!!!!

[@odin_the_raven]

I like the way the pistol is handled through out your presentation!! 🙏 good shit

[@MrWhiterunGuard]

"The higher you can get to the bore, the less the weapon can flip," you're saying this in Sig Sauer channel?

[@randumartist]

Thank you for these tips!!

[@cappox]

Thanx Sig and Max

[@truetell7399]

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[@davegass1650]

Thanks Max 👍 Great video 👍 .

[@skywalker39100]

MAX MICHEL would know! He a World Champion Shooter! And US ARMY Veteran!

[@RWMAirgunsmithing]

1:50 the hammer analogy is what i tell my friends also... and I add that the hammer handle is made of eggs lol xD so they understand how hard they must squeeze and not break the eggs when the gun recoils.

[@marioromano8824]

Thx for the tips 🙏

[@dvet9]

Excellent video! Unrelated question: what watch are you wearing? Thanks.

[@sakipsc]

Helpful video ❤

[@82lowe36id]

Great tips! Interesting that the P320 in this video seems to have the old (Pre-Upgrade) trigger shoe.

[@sharper9009]

I’m pretty sure I’ve seen this video before. In other words it’s an old video.

[@dylanstclaire9186]

i seen that too lol i was wondering

[@normankenny9632]

Great info

[@_skud]

very helpful

[@robtmjh]

Good tips

[@richcook2007]

This also may be useful to us older guys who have lost hand strength or have a touch of arthritis.

[@dondiegodelevega2092]

The P320 X5 Legion is a bit heavier with less recoil, older guys may like it better with less kick.

[@JustDefense]

Thanks Capn

[@truetell7399]

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[@marksalot655]

THE tip, for Max grip. 😎😉🤔😇

[@jenniferf.2727]

Luv sig

[@skywalker39100]

High & Tight! All Day!

[@donniem6191]

I like the grip but it prevents my 226 slide to lock back cause my thumb depresses the slide release so more practice for me

[@glbshooter]

congratulations👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jnickell2992]

Max Michel - What weight of recoil spring do you run?

[@Outsider25E]

I have both a full size and compact 320. Really hoping to eventually acquire some XChange kits for both in the future. Right now, just trying to source a OD grip frame for the compact. Seems to be rather uncommon.

[@NotSoSuave]

How do I prevent from gripping with my strong/shooting hand to strong? Under stress I tend to hold too strong with the shooting hand instead of with the support hand

[@RWMAirgunsmithing]

you need to train and develop the good habits before you can test yourself under stress. Dont beat yourself up about it. There is no 1 rule for support grip vs strong hand grip. you need to apply the fundamentals and then feel what works for you. Try picturing a nutcracker : your fingers are the pivot point and must be securely locked, then when you push out with your elbows horizontal, your palms become the teeth of the nutcracker and your arms are the handles/leverage. When you push forward from thumb/pectoral position you squeeze the handle leaving your trigger finger free to move

[@NotSoSuave]

@@RWMAirgunsmithing thank you

[@leechigga3639]

is there anyway can buy this jersey？and softshell jacket

[@robertjay1179]

What gun bullet do you use for competition?

[@johnlapine1265]

Please explain traction on the grip.

[@RWMAirgunsmithing]

It is all about surface area, the more skin you can press down on the grip = more friction = better handling. Its just basic laws of physics. Similar to having a big truck with skinny tires, you wont have good traction on the road because of reduced surface area. like at 1:20 he demonstrates leaving space so you can cover it with support hand.

[@omarlino7290]

Hola tengo esta hermosa pistola pero últimamente estoy teniendo problemas con la precisión de los fulminantes s alguien más les ha pasado este problema

[@charleswtuggle]

What kind of red dot is that on your gun?

[@frankhodel84]

Sig Romeo.

[@frankhodel84]

Charles W Tuggle it's a Sig Romeo.

[@charleswtuggle]

@@frankhodel84 it does not look like one

[@charleswtuggle]

@@frankhodel84 I own 3 sig romeos 1s and then do not look like that.

[@auklon3372]

Looks like a Romeo zero

[@josephgaerttner2800]

What model 320 is this?

[@golfmanmatt]

Prolly the 320 Max which is his own model built with his specs.

[@brianedgett2134]

I am so tired of the striker-fired shooting tips I shoot the classic p line from Sig Sauer with the double action single action triggers and hammers if you want to help show some shooting tips for those because they have a different grip angle.

[@82lowe36id]

Look up some of Sig's older videos. Also Langdon tactical (Ernest Langdon) and Lucky Gunner have some great DA/SA videos.

[@eboadway]

I shoot both, the grip is the same. Enjoy!

[@brianedgett2134]

@@eboadway I have a P250 and the grip isn't the same.

[@eboadway]

The physical grips may differ but the gripping technique is the same.

[@taylorfett88]

@@eboadway you're right. That's how i grip my p220

[@thomasandersonrittberg2903]

My gun is a #glock17 buy in lima

[@alexskimgunsonwickr9099]

CASHMAIN

[@elitetrader5468]

Don't listen to Max. He doesn't know how to shoot. (Disclaimer: today is opposite day for me.)