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    Default Control of Recoil

    I had this thought. 1/2" extension to the bottom of the trigger for the index finger support to rest and control recoil? This would have to be done at the trigger manufactured.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ideaman View Post
    I had this thought. 1/2" extension to the bottom of the trigger for the index finger support to rest and control recoil? This would have to be done at the trigger manufactured.
    Your idea is not clear. Are you talking about the index finger of the support hand, an an extension on the bottom of the trigger GUARD?
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    If so, there are some manufacturers already doing something like it, on some models. Not an extension, but a small lip, to keep the support hand index finger in place on the FRONT of the trigger guard, to help control muzzle rise. The CZ P07 is a good example, with a lip and texturing on the front of the trigger guard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ROCK-IT3 View Post
    If so, there are some manufacturers already doing something like it, on some models. Not an extension, but a small lip, to keep the support hand index finger in place on the FRONT of the trigger guard, to help control muzzle rise. The CZ P07 is a good example, with a lip and texturing on the front of the trigger guard.

    I'm wondering what the small stub may irritate the index finger.

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    Default Re: Control of Recoil

    Quote Originally Posted by ideaman View Post
    I'm wondering what the small stub may irritate the index finger.
    I doubt it would, not really different than finger grooves on the grip. A firm grip and pressure in the frontstrap of the guard should prevent movement or rubbing that would irritate, unlike certain triggers, which can irritate because you have to reduce the pressure to allow the trigger to move forward to reset.
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    Default Re: Control of Recoil

    If you want to expertly control recoil watch Mike Seeklander videos on YouTube regarding proper grip and use of the support hand. Your targets will love u
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    Quote Originally Posted by ROCK-IT3 View Post
    Your idea is not clear. Are you talking about the index finger of the support hand, an an extension on the bottom of the trigger GUARD?
    EXACTLY!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ideaman View Post
    EXACTLY!!
    Gotcha, see post #3.

    I don't know how well it works, I don't use a grip with my index finger on the trigger guard.
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    Default Re: Control of Recoil

    I think most people aren’t taking advantage of their support hand grip by placing more of the support hand palm against the grip so both hands are squeezing like you have pliers in each hand. This lets both hands do equal squeezing on the gun and better manages recoil. Also most seem to not be squeezing with both hands enough in general.

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    Default Re: Control of Recoil

    Something like that but on the front of the trigger guard?

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