| Shooting Tip of the Month |
Two-hand grip:
Using both hands allows the shooter to steady the firing hand and provide maximum support during firing. Two-handed grips are recommended whenever possible for all handgun (quick engagement) firing.
To use a two-handed grip, first put your firing hand on your weapon as described last month (One-hand grip). Then put the thumb of your non-firing hand over the thumb of your firing hand and wrap the fingers of your non-firing hand around the fingers of your firing hand. This is the basic two-handed grip.
Note from the common shooter...
Relax, don't try and crush the pistol with your two-hand grip. If you have trouble with this, try applying just a little bit of back pressure from the three non-shooting fingers of your firing hand against the palm of your non-firing hand. Doing so will make you conscious of the overpressure you're applying, and may help you relax your grip a bit.
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