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    Default How (& why) to properly grip a semi-auto handgun

    Let me preface this by saying---there's more than one 'right' way to grip a handgun. That said, there's a lot of wrong ways and I see that all to often so that's the root of this post and video. I shot a quick how to video for shooters out there who don't know how to properly grip a semi auto handgun (revolvers are different, if you put your support hand thumb forward you'll probably only do it once!).

    The video will probably show it better than I can write it so here it is:


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    Default Re: How (& why) to properly grip a semi-auto handgun

    Yes, it's very nice! In the fall/winter I can do some pretty long range shooting out there as well but in the spring/summer it's just to overgrown to shoot much beyond 75 meters.

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    Default Re: How (& why) to properly grip a semi-auto handgun

    Good information presented on the grip.

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    Default Re: How (& why) to properly grip a semi-auto handgun

    great video and explanation.
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    Default Re: How (& why) to properly grip a semi-auto handgun

    Very informative video.

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