slick84pb

Started shooting SS under the 'shoot what you've got' mentality. I've stuck with it because 1) regearing for a new division isn't really a priority 2) I think shooting major (.45 acp 230grn) in SS helps magnify the areas I need to work on as a shooter and 3) I don't think a new division would be beneficial for anything to me at this point other than yet another reason to buy more guns and gear Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I believe the people I've seen do it use the bottom edge of the trigger guard or their index finger to approach the issue Graham mentioned. I'll admit I have toyed with it, but I have never been able to find a way that was comfortable and acceptable to me at the same time.

I've met people who do it. The idea or premise behind it is that your index finger 'drives' the gun and you are pointing at what you're shooting which forces some kind of additional hand-eye coordination. My hang up with it is that if it takes any attention away from your sight picture or changes your grip/handling in any way at some point you're going to hit a wall, so to speak, in terms of accuracy or performance. This is my take on it so don't think I'm being scientific or anything.