regularguy

Hi, I was unable to find the answer to my question via search/browsing, but how important is it to have your pistol aligned with your forearm? I have small hands, and have always canted my Glock slightly outward to get a good trigger press. I was told by an instructor yesterday that this was sub-optimal and while I can see his reasoning, does it really make a difference? I'm a fairly new shooter, but (for example) can consistently get sub 1-sec A-zone hits from the draw at 7 yds., hit a 24" target at 200 yards fairly consistently, etc. I guess ultimately, he got me thinking about whether or not I "could" be doing better with a different system (which is a slippery slope)! Thanks for reading, and I'd really appreciate your input. -Jon

Thanks, IronicTwitch- I will definitely pick some up!

Thanks guys! I appreciate the welcome!

Hi, I'm Jon from Phoenix. I've been shooting for a few years, and have recently started to compete in some local USPSA and IDPA matches.

Hello Everyone, I recently purchased a CZ P-07, and put about 500 rounds through it yesterday. Today, I noticed my thumb "knuckle" (for lack of a better term) at the web of my hand is quite sore and bruised. I have rather small hands, and find I do need to cant the pistol slightly to achieve a smooth DA trigger press without disturbing the sights. My question is, have you all experienced this before? Is it something I should be concerned about, or do you eventually get used to it with high round count sessions? Thank you in advance for your replies! -Jon