Clavus/Corn - Grip too tight?

[scgun]

hello everybody,

 

Im new and I practice dry fire everyday 20-30 minutes + range visits once per week.

now I notice corn/clavus on my left index finger and right middle finger

 

does anyone had the same experience?

or is my grip technique wrong?

 

thanks

[RangerTrace]

When I dry fired on a regular basis, I got one on my strong hand middle finger from rubbing the mag release.  As long as you have a proper grip, (and there is debate on what that is) you are probably fine.  Just make sure you don't dry fire yourself into a case of tendonitis.  

[mwray]

Do you shoot left handed or normal? Where is you left index finger riding?

[scgun]

2 hours ago, mwray said:

Do you shoot left handed or normal? Where is you left index finger riding?

 

 right handed. both fingers are pressing against the trigger guard from the downside.

[mwray]

I’ve had that same issue shooting a glock so I took the dremel to the trigger guard and the problem was solved

[Sarge]

Glock knuckle is normal

[scgun]

33 minutes ago, Sarge said:

Glock knuckle is normal

 

thanks a lot!

now I can find enough information on the internet.

[Sarge]

59 minutes ago, scgun said:

 

thanks a lot!

now I can find enough information on the internet.

Yep. I shot a Glock for two years and had a good case of the knuckle. Once I switched to another platform it eventually went away.

[tyman1876]

I have a permanent hump on my middle finger from glock knuckle. I remember it bothering me at first but now I don’t even notice it.

[TDA]

4 hours ago, mwray said:

Do you shoot left handed or normal? 

 

Umm, you mean right handed or normal, right? 

 

I never noticed how many (other) left handers there were out there until I started shooting.