MinookaGunner

I have not been shooting long and have noticed my support index finger is in front of the trigger guard. I haven't shot yet with it under but in respect to the early part of this video where the lower you hold the grip the more muzzle rise you get because there's a lower fulcrum. If I pull all four of my support hand fingers under the grip the lowest overall finger is my support hand little finger. Saying that the support hand does 60% of the holding power and then lowering it down the grip almost disproves the theory in itself. Also, when I have all 4 fingers under the grip my support thumb is now at an upward angle opposed to when my index finger is in front on the trigger guard my thumb points straight down the barrel against the take down lever. I use red dots. I have used pain staking hours and ammo using gun rests to make them right on target at 15 yards where closer or further I'm still hitting bullseyes. Thing is, we all have these guns for more than target shooting. I can bring the gun up and recognize the target immediately with the red dot with my support thumb pointing straight down the barrel. The targets don't shoot back. The targets here in Chicago do. Getting the first shot off quicker and where I'm pointing is more valuable to me than having better grouping than the guy in the stall next to me. If you don't shoot first, you don't shoot at all. Just my humble opinion.