Proper Pistol Grip - Navy SEAL Teaches How to Grip a Pistol

[@andrewsmith8729]

I really like listening to this guy speak. He is clear, concise and to the point.

[@vincci1794]

I'm a Royal Malaysian Police, and I love your videos regarding firearms sir ..God bless 👍

[@rimcountryoutfitters]

As a gang banger in LA, I approve this message

[@Shadows1632]

Would love to try and get a patch if y'all have one, I'll see if my department has any extras

[@elwhastrummer]

Excellent lesson. When my father taught me to shoot a handgun, he addressed most of these issues. I worked on my grip strength, and a consistent grip. When I paid attention to these key points, my shooting was consistent. By the time I was in my teens, I was able to shoot comfortably with one hand, and either hand. Keeping that gun steady is key, and a trigger pull that doesn't move the gun either. I am a can killer!!

[@DonyaLane]

You're not only a hero to many, you're an EXCELLENT instructor! Thank you for your service, Chris!

[@davidvincent3959]

My wife is getting into shooting so I had her watch this video first. We went to the range and her shooting and understanding increased immensely. We both shot better. Excellent video.... Basics! Basics! Basics! Thank you Chris

[@nassssss]

Dope

[@ap4702]

Wish we had that freedom...

[@jamiesloan5902]

The barrel "inline" with your forearm was great, when everyone used the weaver stance. Not so good now, using the isometric triangle stance(isosceles). Your gun natural wants to point to the left this way. I move my strong hand slightly around the gun, to put it in a better spot for the triangle. This also helps you get more of your support hand on the grip, in a HIGHER, MORE FORWARD position. Which is perfect for recoil management. I also pull back on the front of the trigger guard, with the pointing finger, of my support hand. I used to miss left, until I changed to this grip. Try it!!!

[@MikeC19100]

I've been involved in training sessions (Police Academy and US Army) where several different methods were shown on how to hold and fire a pistol, however, this video is BY FAR THE BEST training I have ever experienced. I now have a much better understanding of why I should hold the pistol this way and what differences it makes to hold it any other way. Thank you for the information and thank you for an excellent video.

[@paulbyrne3328]

This is part of my annual refresher gun training. His instruction videos are easy to listen too. As a Retired Coast Guard Boarding Officer and Command Master Chief I want to keep my skills up to date. Thanks Chris

[@blaketalley9921]

Chris, thank you so much for your video on proper pistol grip. After watching your video I practiced at home,dry firing, and then went to the range. I couldn't believe it! The guy next to me was like,"Dude! Your grouping is awesome!" I told him, "I know! I watched Chris Sajnog on KZbin! " You have changed the way I shoot forever! Thank you!

[@Telgramhonestoutlaws]

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[@lancedacus4560]

Really good instructions, thank you sir. Showed me exactly how my grip has been wrong and why I’m constantly shooting low left. I will definitely apply the lessons learned here and get it right. Appreciate it!!!👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@carlvasiliou5068]

Your grip that you show increased my pistol league scores by almost 20 points on average. Incredible! Thanks!

[@campsitez2355]

that might help but selling your glock and buying a better gun will probably add another 20 points to your score.

[@campsitez2355]

@Tony Stark difference between a $500 Glock and a $1,000 1911? The Glock still needs work once you buy it lol.

[@thisishim2051]

It is quite pleasant when a speaker is emanating experience and time--tried advice. No need for flashy lights, just pure knowledge. Bravo, Seal. USMC,US Army

[@jimcastillo8950]

Dont know why there are thumbs down for a veteran who was trained by our government , especially Navy Seal............. Thanks Chris. you have my thumb up.......

[@winstonsmiths2449]

Because he may be saying or doing things that someone does not agree with and may feel it is not helpful. ALL SOF dudes are trying to make a buck, good on them. But each preaches their philosophy or poo-poo others techniques, etc. What makes this guy thee authority?

[@haydencook682]

I know a Ranger and a few Seals...every single one has shown me this exact same form. Safe to say it's the best way to go. Great video!

[@556online]

Working on actual grip strength is a great piece of bonus advice. Another piece of “bonus” advice I would like to add is for the gun itself. Your trigger pull weight should be equal to the weight of the gun itself. When you have a high trigger weight, it ensures that more movement is introduced into the gun during firing, thus bringing it out of the target line. With polymer frames, usually much more so than with all-steel pistols. Here's an example: with a CZ 75 Shadow 2, the factory trigger weight in single-action mode is roughly equal to the pistol's total weight - the ratio is almost 1:1. With a polymer pistol, such as a Glock G17 with a total weight of about 700 grams and a trigger weight of about 2.1 kg, the ratio tips toward an unfavorable 3:1 factor. This is why grip is so important and further adds to Mr. Sajnog explanation of competitive shooters with heavy guns and light triggers not needing as tight of a grip. Beginners usually do better at targets with all steel guns for this reason.

[@garyreed9382]

This video made an immediate improvement in accuracy, Thank You.

[@nmlepage]

So glad I found this video I could not for the life of me figure out why my shots kept pulling to the side! I watched this video and started practicing getting myself into that perfect grip. The next time I was out at the range my buddy said it was like watching a completely different shooter. I gave him the name of your channel and he should be checking it out soon! Thank you I appreciate the help!

[@timadams306]

By far the best explanation yet!!! Just evening out the thumb and finger makes a huge difference!!! Also thank you for your service!!!!

[@usernamemykel]

Have a good evening.

[@jerelarnold44]

Thumb press grip feels better to me

[@FULLMETALCAR]

Yea man feels a lot better then the way i was holding it

[@copperheadaz5023]

Was thinking the same thing

[@duanebaxter3278]

my exact experience..

[@ChrisSajnogs]

In 2009, I came home from a deployment and my oldest son, who was 3 or 4 at the time, wouldn’t eat for almost 2 weeks... Being a father I was obviously concerned, so I asked him about it and his answer really hit me hard… He said, “Dad, if I eat I’ll grow up and if I grow up I’ll become a daddy. And if I become a daddy, I’ll have to leave my family.” My boys barely knew who I was and I couldn’t let them grow up without a father... I realized at that moment my family needed me a lot more than the Navy needed another SEAL. So I put in for retirement the next day… Back then I knew I wanted to be with my family more than anything, so I made changes in my life that allowed me to be at home. We all want more time to spend with the people we love or doing the things we love. That’s why I’m here to help! That's why I am giving you my top 3 training videos (for FREE) to help you learn how you can stay at home, and save time and money while you improve your shooting! I really want you to watch them so you can see how it is helping thousands of people just like you! So click the link now and go see what all the fuss is about: snip.ly/lxwei1

[@FXSTCHIEF]

Chris, That is powerful...Glad to see you doing well. I am glad you had the ability to leave the Navy and spend more time with your kids. Our society needs more guys like you that put family first. God Bless Brother!

[@closer20jc]

That crushed me. Good for you. I hope you are enjoying your new life and more time with your family! I hope your son is eating better !! Be blessed

[@benbrooks5567]

Such a powerful story. Reminds me of my late neighbors kid who asked over and over when dad was coming home and that “they were not a family anymore”. Glad you made this choice and thanks for your service!

[@ronn773]

My boys (from my 2nd marriage) were born after my daughters were grown & left home. Some new boys in the neighborhood were over & commented about me being my son's grandfather. My son explained that I'm their father, not grandfather. The neighborhood boy froze, looked at me then my sons several times. Finally he asked, "Does he play with you?" For this child, & most likely many others, spending time & playing was obviously the most important quality. Thanks for your service & videos.

[@kotletmaker328]

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[@SatsuRyu]

When you mentioned the empty space between the support hand and the grip if the support hand wasn't placed correctly, I knew that was one of the biggest detractors to my grip. Thank you for this video, it really helped!

[@laurencelance586]

The best explanation on grip that I've ever heard.

[@kraigkopp9885]

First time handgun owner . Very instructional.

[@lukeslc-xd8ds]

I have watched 5 or 6 videos on gripping the gun, and this one makes the most sense.

[@stufoo]

I’ve been watching way too many grip videos and I’m getting all sorts of contradictory advice but intuitively, this grip seems to make the most sense and I will be trying it the next time I hit the range

[@caseywilliams4322]

I will definitely subscribe. The technique you show to eliminate shake is what i taught myself to train out my tremors. You are a smart guy with excellent means of knowledge conveyance.

[@obxburg]

Awesome Chris! I’m taking my Son to my indoor range today and having you as his first perfect practice grip instructor makes my exact same grip instructing a breeze. Thanks as always for your Service Sir! 🙌🏼❤️🇺🇸❤️🙌🏼

[@rescottpac]

Ran across this video and was pleased to see all of your successes and the TREMENDOUS positive impact that you have had on so many. Has been many years since you first arrived at BMC Panama City. CONGRATULATIONS AND THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE!!!

[@tazaxx21]

Great instruction. I will be looking for more.. thanks for serving.

[@WaltDanker]

Chris thanks for your service to our country! Thanks too for the videos. Shooting pistols is a new interest of mine, and I enjoy your work.

[@campsitez2355]

you may find the work of Clint Smith more informative and entertaining

[@RatSewage]

Thanks, Chris. I have watched a lot of "how to grip pistols" videos and each time the same general rules are gone over, but each person says something new that someone else hasn't. In this one, it was the loosening of your lower fingers to check your grip, trigger finger and left thumb alignment, and not placing your trigger finger until you have your proper grip set up. I was taught differently about where my trigger finger should fall.

[@russ375]

Was always told trigger control. But until I worked on grip that’s when I became a consistently better pistol shooter. Thanks for the great info.

[@rickgarcia8481]

Alot of people start shooting guns without real training from an expert. They learn from a friend who learned from a friend.. Etc... I'm a personal trainer, and the way you explained it was very common sense, as I do the same showing how to do exercises properly... Very good video

[@nueardant]

Thank you for the tip! One pointer in your video about support thumb in relation to trigger finger made the clarification that no other videos did. For the first time using your grip I can pull double action trigger with absolute steady hand, barrel, and sight!

[@tinman6514]

Always great to review the basics to keep everything square and straight - Thanks, Chris ~

[@davidkory6512]

Chris, I really appreciate how you make so much sense with you instructions, easy to understand and not condescending. I'm going to teach my 16 Y.O. daughter about guns, safety and shooting. This video will go a long way in doing that successfully. Thank you

[@kayla295]

I've been wanting to get my own hand gun for self defense for a while now and just haven't gotten around to it. But a few days ago at a busy park we frequently go to someone took a picture of my 2 year old and ran off quickly while I was there alone and 7 months pregnant. This isn't the first time something like this has happened to me in my life and I'm not waiting anymore. Watching your videos help me feel more informed before I go out and practice shooting with my family. Thank you

[@1791Actual]

Absolutely THE BEST grip video out there. Can't wait to try this technique this weekend at the range.

[@ChrisSajnogs]

Try it at home first!

[@engine22emt]

The thing is . This makes perfect sense I’ve been shooting the same style weapon for over 25 years ( Sig Sauer P22x platform)) And this video gave me several areas to improve on Thank you And thank you for your service to our nation

[@stephen4232]

Wow, I'm so glad I found this video. I just bought my first hand gun and want to learn correct grip and the reasons why it is correct. Thanks!

[@jadab7479]

You litterly fix my shot from 40 yards with just the fact of my thumb placement n having my grip canted! Best explanation of everything on this channel for trying to finess my shots thank you

[@kjlahti782]

Thank you for your video. I've not shot a pistol before, thank you for explaining the reason why you do what you do.

[@fcthompson1]

Used his instruction today at the range... substantial improvement

[@Avensur]

SIR, IT'S AN HONOR LEARNING YOUR MILITARY WAYS SO I CAN IMPROVE MY SHOOTING SKILLS. AND CONGRATS ABOUT YOUR FAMILY, THE GREATEST DECISION A MAN CAN TAKE. WE WANT TO BE WITH OUR FAMILIES AND SPEND EVERY MOMENT WITH THEM. GODSPEED.

[@fffred9310]

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[@johnviera3884]

This guy has some good videos

[@danglenn7356]

Thank you! I’ve been using full-size pistols for years, now training with compacts. It’s hard for me to get the sites lined up. After watching this, it became simple.And THANK YOU For saying finger position on trigger doesn’t matter. I’ve been arguing with people for years on this. God bless and thank you for your service sir!

[@CoachMikeNow]

Thanks Chris: I was using a .32 Ibar (old). Recently bought a 9mm SCCY. What a difference first time in range. I'm hoping your grip teachings will help me today. Thanks again.

[@cinnabonthenatural1976]

You can definitely train me any day on handguns! Your such a dynamic and prolific teacher. I'm so blessed to have found you. I will be transferring to a Glock from my Revolver in May. You explain things in simple terms and you have so much patience. Thank you 😊 and God bless!

[@1czechit1]

very practical advice. I will work on the 100% grip.

[@alvinb.3024]

Chris is spot on!!! A lot of this we taught on Paris Island but he explains it a lot better!!!

[@fwood1231]

Great video Chris. Old guy here (68) with weak, developing arthritic hands. All you say here makes perfect sense for alignment and keeping on target. I am one of those shoot everything to the right guys (left hand shooter) and I think your explanation, and my practice is going to get rid of that. Your front sight focus video has already helped me immensely. Subscribed

[@ChrisSajnogs]

Awesome! Can I give you some advice? 1. Stop telling yourself you're old. 2. Stop saying you're weak. 3. Start telling yourself the story you want to live!

[@fwood1231]

Thanks for the advice; you're absolutely correct. Just a few days working on my hand strength and grip has already improved my group centering and reduced its size. Helped my confidence also. 👍🏻

[@melissacunningham2181]

I just got my pistol license. I’m so glad I came across your page!! great explanation on how to grip gun!! Can’t wait to watch all your other videos! Thank you for making these videos!!

[@skywalker39100]

Great Video! Proper Grip!

[@Royden-yd1dt]

Simple yet very informative. Exactly what I needed. Now I know what I should be doing. Thank you!

[@enricatriggs3463]

This was the best block of instruction I heard on pistol grip. I have been taught by academy instructors but for some reason this was more detail and thorough. Thank you!

[@pierrefrancoeur5824]

Chris, Really love the way you explain. Keep up good work

[@superyouper]

The best video on the proper shooting technique that I've seen. Thank you for your service.

[@tcscorner3028]

Chris now's what he is talking about I bought his book I was in the army since I have been using Chris's info I have improved a 110 percent it has got rid of a lot of my bad technics I was doing listen to him and practice practice practice ty chris for helping me and my family become a better shooter

[@DROFHAPPINESS]

CHRIS: In 2016 I returned to airgunning. I started researching techniques to shoot both my pistols and rifles more accurately. I realized that videos of real steel/powder burning 'experts' would have techniques that I could transfer to my own field. I have to say that this is the most informative (and correct) of all the videos I've watched. Including those made by competition shooters. Not only did you explain (in easily understandable words and examples) the proper way to grip, but also what happens when you don't grip properly. I was also pleased to see that you were 'shooting' with both eyes open. I learned, and practices that, even before I had my cataract operation. And now that I've had it, and continue that method, my accuracy has improved to what it was (or better) when I received my awards in the Canadian Cadet Corp as a youth. I look forward to more of your videos (and downloading & sharing them). This one will be shared with the many air pistol groups I am with on FB from around the world. DOC

[@richardkramer1094]

Excellent points Chris. A good check on the placement of your support hand, especially thumb placement, is natural sight alignment. A sidearm should be a natural extension of your body and once you can master grip placement the sights become irrelevant especially in close combat. The ability to put a bullet in a vital area that will neutralize the attacker should be as natural as walking. This also requires a sidearm that fits the shooter instead of the shooter adjusting to the sidearm. Great video!

[@h.ar.2937]

Wow thank you for this video. My instructor taught me well I guess. I watched a few videos and they all said "place your finger here on the trigger" "that part of the knuckle should be there" etc then I watch your videos and that's exactly what my instructor from last year taught me. Thank you!

[@bigsmok269]

Thank you! I'm gonna be a first time gun owner soon and I'm trying to get as much information as possible before.

[@bigsmok269]

@Rogue Standards lmao what are you 12? "I'm more likely to take the gun away from you" nice job trying to look cool on KZbin comments.

[@tcscorner3028]

Everything he is saying is spot on I’ve been shooting for over twenty years after doing all his videos shooting ten fold better.thank Chris God Bless Be Safe

[@chappy4944]

Phenominal, Thank you for this wonderful instruction...My groups changed dramatically after studying this video and tweaking my mistakes, amazing disciplines.

[@timothynord8254]

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[@slayer8actual]

The placement of the trigger finger is probably the most discussed and disagreed point in any discussion about pistol grips. People new to guns tend to put their fingers wherever it ends up when they grab the gun; proper grip or not. It's just how they pick it up and shoot. Then someone who is trained, experienced, been shooting all their life....etc., will come around and tell them "this is how you pull a trigger". That's where the disagreements come in - finger tip, first knuckle, between tip and first knuckle, or wherever it lands. I've always told people to put their finger where it lands naturally because in a self-defense scenario, that's where it's probably going to be anyway so make it natural and consistent with training. In a high stress, life and death situation, most people are not going to be thinking about trigger pull so don't make it a requirement for good marksmanship. Instead, make it easy and instinctive. Now here is where the caveat for that above statement comes in. When someone with ginormous hands or long fingers wants a pocket pistol, their finger is going to be completely in the trigger well up to the second knuckle and around the other side. Some people don't like that and I really don't either but if you think about how that fits into many self-defense situations, it's really not that much of a negativity. Pocket pistols are designed for up close encounters. Their 1-2" barrels are not very accurate at 100 meters, but when someone is in your face at the ATM, they are very accurate. At that range, if your finger is up to the second knuckle and you point the gun at center mass of a man-sized target, you will hit the target. Yes, it's much better to carry a gun that fits, but since we all don't have that luxury because of dress, work and legal restrictions, we have to do what we can do. Don't sweat the small stuff. Learn to shoot the gun you have. Learn to shoot it naturally. Learn to react consistently.

[@simpleiowan3123]

His book says, “Highlight reels are the result of virtuosity in fundamentals.” Sage advice.

[@danteassad5296]

This was helpful

[@leospring6264]

Chris this is awesome instruction! I have been shooting a long time and still I've learned a lot from you. Thanks for posting, and Chris Thank You for your service! God Bless America!

[@ricknason9225]

I learned more from this short video than I have with anybody trying to assist a new shooter. God Bless and thank you.

[@MarineReconinDe]

Excellent video!!!! Everyone who's about to purchase a sidearm should watch this. Gun shops won't take the time to explain some of this so non military personnel have no idea what they may be doing wrong and just get frustrated at the range and probably won't be confident with the sidearm.

[@ErikCroteau]

Great video. Alot of this hit home for me. I'm always shooting low and left. Definitely gonna work on my grip. Really enjoyed the video and gonna remember what you said next time I go to the range!

[@nightswatch9007]

Not to take away from any of the people who teaches how to grip a pistol, but this I have watched a lot! I mean a lot! Out of all of them this video is the best at explaining how one should grip the pistol properly.

[@YouthReachInc]

Well explained and not so exhaustive as to be frustrating. This is informative that is immediately actionable. Thank you Chris.

[@ernietaylorphdjd3496]

I last shot a pistol in Vietnam. I took up pistol shooting several years ago and didn’t get half the learning that I got from from you. Thanks for your teaching and service.

[@markasteelsr.5990]

Your advice is helping me tremendously! I will do the grip exercises and when I finally make it to go shooting, keeping in mind your sage advice.

[@campsitez2355]

just think of what replacing your glock with a real target pistol would do....

[@theinstantnoodle9628]

This gave me more confidence to handle firearms. Thank you for the tips and for your service to America.

[@1959jimbob]

Excellent instruction Chris, I know one helluva lot of Law Enforcement Agencies that would benefit from just this one video.

[@benskiurgello3348]

thank you for the very basic pointers on how to properly handle a pistol. just bought my first hand gun today and cramming in all info in you tube to safely use a gun before hitting the range.

[@kentholmes3648]

Good video Chris! Thank you for your service to our country!!

[@RS-cf5np]

You solved my issue! First let me say I am retired LEO with 20 years service, so I am not new to firearms. When I was employed we had to qualify every 3 months. Now I only have to qualify once a year under the Law Enforcement Safety Act for retired LEOs. I never had issues. In the last year or so, I began noticing I was shooting low left of center mass. Perhaps it has to do with the small concealable handgun I now use. After, watching your video re-educating myself, I realized it was a trigger-finger placement issue. I went to the range today. You hit the nail on the head! I readjusted my trigger-finger and there it was...I was hitting center mass, again! Thanks for the great information!

[@paulstukin245]

Got some range time in front of me, after enough dry fire practice, I can shoot MOA with just about any rifle, not so much with a pistol. This video helped!! Thanks!!

[@communityprepper6153]

Spot on. I've been a pistol instructor since 2020. This video should be watched by all new shooters (and some "advanced")

[@jacobharrod6912]

Chris you are so selfless! This video reinforces what I read in your book. I took the Glock 30 out to the range the other day, and because I've been practicing these techniques my shooting has improved a great deal and continues to improve daily. If I don't grip my Glock 30 tight enough the oscillation causes my support hand to hit the magazine release and eject the magazine. This was happening at the range the other day but since I meditated beforehand and was focused I quickly realized that I was reverting back to my old ways. I corrected the issue which was that I needed to grip the gun harder. Next thing you know the only thing happening was the reciprocation of the slide and shots being key holed. This is why I will always be a loyal follower and customer of Chris Sajnog!

[@ChristopherSajnog]

Thank you Mr. Cool! 👍

[@patrickc.mcevoy2065]

Mr. Cool WOW. Well said. I'll definitely be checking out more of his videos, because of your glowing recommendation. Thanx for the help.-PM.

[@jacobharrod6912]

Thank you! I know if you train right and apply these techniques properly you wont be dissapointed! Chris is the best! 🙂

[@Mrsaylessnotmore]

Learned alot thanks

[@19LondBuch72]

Great lesson and would also appreciate some tips on gripping revolvers - some of us old timers still shoot "wheel guns" too !

[@IDansing]

Thank you . Certainly happy I found your site. Thank you for your service

[@queenafrikarenplazdohtifaw6088]

This is very informative... Thanks!

[@Bilbi111]

Thanks, best one, very clear, many things my instructor didn't teach me in real training.

[@Great_America]

Excellent video. Chris, thanks for the simple to understand instructions, and thank you for your service 🇺🇸

[@patriciamiller-schwartz6767]

Thank you for this video. I'm learning to shoot and was wonder where my hands are suppose to be. I'll be watching this video over and over.

[@far-maracreshomesteadingan7777]

Awesome, Awesome, Awesome. Thanks Brother In Arms. The Front Sight Video Was Also Amazing. It Really Works. I'm 60 and it changed my whole way of shooting. Wish I was 18 again. Lol.

[@christophermercado5466]

THANK YOU!!! I couldn't figure why I keep hitting to the left center. Can't wait to try this now!!!

[@almighty3372]

Well explained, covered those not taught by my instructor.

[@mikevaccariello2158]

Hi Chris I have been shooting for three years. All of the instructors I have used never showed me this they all said loose right hand. I was never very accurate. I tried your method at the range today 200 rounds. I didn't miss a target it felt so different at first but after 25 rounds or so it was so natural. I shoot two guns H&K P30 and my carry Sig Sauer P365X Thank you so much for this lesson

[@carlosescobar2170]

You are awesome!! I learn from understanding and your explanation of the mechanics and physics of why goes on makes so much sense to me that when I put it into practice it’s almost second nature!! Keep these videos coming !! I’ll be supporting you for sure!!

[@johnvillamil3138]

Very informative and useful. I am retired L.E. and this helped me. Thank you sir.

[@KBee795]

I've also seen great shooters use the Weaver stance and lock the shooting hands thumb under the weak hand thumb for a extremely ridged grip, steady as a rock but not ideal for rapid shooting as the gun often does not recoil straight back.

[@Tiseytooreal]

Great and informative video thank you.

[@tjnaevans]

Thanks you for these videos I am a first time gun owner and safety is my first concern. You instill confidence in me with your instruction and calm manner. Also ..Thanks you for your service as well Subscribed, liked and looking forward to more !

[@robertfusco7415]

Great basics for a new pistol shooter, Thank you for ALL your service.

[@RangerCaptain11A]

getting a gun that fits your hands is important, and seldom mentioned in 'proper grip' videos.

[@ChrisSajnogs]

That's a great point!

[@wesleyhargis1123]

I never see it mentioned anywhere. And very few instructors ever check their students to see if guns fit them. Thats the problem with saying everyone has to use the same gun. Its just not going to fit some people

[@newwavepressure6478]

Thats so tru when i first got my glock i didnt know how to shoot and didnt think it mattered but now i do

[@user-pv9pv4xf9c]

If that were true then we would all have PPQs. I like John Lovells view on how well It fits in the hand.

[@kidkoopa6389]

SW M&P 2.0 come with 4 different palm shell changers. I couldnt be any more happy with my first handgun

[@paulscharf7960]

I love in your book how you describe it as milking the trigger. Resonated with me and my pistol shooting improved.