[Great Dry Fire/Holding Video]

 

[Hooking finger in front of trigger guard]

On 3/2/2016 at 8:06 AM, MemphisMechanic said:

Most instructors will tell you not to use it - I do so when teaching someone new.

That said, Eric Grauffel, Jerry Miculek, Angus Hobdell, and a few other very skilled shooters have won hundreds and hundreds of matches with this grip. So it certainly is possible to hit very well with it, regardless of what the Gun Forum Experts typically preach on other websites.

I heard Jerry say he does it only when shooting small handguns. I've watched many videos of him shooting his competition guns and I never saw him put his finger on the front of the guard.

Randy

[FAQ's - Technique & Visual]

Links look interesting, but none of them work.

[Target Transition Drills Video from the Big Panda]

Good video. I also like this video:

Randy

[Grip Thumb Placement and Pressure]

I shoot left-handed and tend to pull my shots to the right. I now find that putting some pressure against the frame with my weak hand helps me be on target, though I read this is the wrong technique.

Randy

[Dry Fire without a Timer]

18 hours ago, Barcode1337 said:

Not that I'm much good at training, but I like to use a shot timer app on my phone when dry firing. I figure it's fine for par times and whatnot. I put in ear buds and don't have to bother anyone with the noise.

Great idea. Which shot timer? I downloaded 2, but they both seemed like Greek to me.

 

Randy

[Dry Fire without a Timer]

Is there a timer that allows me to set the volume? My Pact timer is very loud and my dog goes crazy. I tried covering up the speaker with paper and painter's tape but it didn't do much good.

 

Randy

[Tennis elbow and weak hand training.]

I am now shooting with padded handball gloves.

 

Randy