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Outerlimits-- Thank you, that's what thought, and that's the reinforcement I was looking for. I'm curious though-- it seems like our "civy" games should be somewhat of an extension of the tactics and techniques taught to our brave guys and gals on the front lines, yet this seems to be a technique not used outside of our sport. I'm wondering where/how various techniques cross-over. I suppose a weak-hand elbow to the side would make it difficult to maneuver in a close-quarters scenario, just as a strong side elbow (i.e. "chicken wing") would. I'm always interested in learning new techniques, but i am particularly interested in those that have practical implications outside of our sport. Very interesting indeed.

Hello-- I've been shooting 3-Gun for awhile and am coming to the conclusion that my technique is not up to the task. I shoot an un-compensated, 20in, AR HBAR. MY follow-up shot time is in the crapper and I think this is due to my grip on the rifle--specifically my weak-hand grip on the tube. Experimenting, I have found that moving my hand forward on the tube, and rotating my hand further over on top of the tube seems to quell the muzzle rise somewhat, allowing for faster follow-up target acquisition. The difficulty I'm having is in how this altered off-hand grip FEELS. It's awkward, and it must look that way as well. Is this an appropriate grip? What do you guys do (short of compensating your rifles, which doesn't interest me)? Thanks in advance!

Hello all! This is my first post, as I am just entering the realm of 3-Gun. I recently bought a Rem 870 Police w/extended mag tube and rifle sights. It came with a side saddle attched using replacement (threaded) front and rear trigger plate pins. I want to remove this side saddle, but don't have the original pins. If any of you are using a similar side saddle, do you want to sell me your pins? Or can I just shorten the ones in there now? Or should I just order from Remington? Any help greatly appreciated! Thanks! C