Many shooters don’t even realize that their grip on the gun isn’t as effective as it can be. A good grip controls the leverage of the gun on your hands and minimizes muzzle flip. It also enables good trigger finger placement and control. One of the overlooked aspects of a good grip is also retaining your weapon in a hands on engagement. A good grip has to give you all of those abilities.

We’re discussing guiding principles of a good grip here. Tweak it and make it comfortable for you. As long as you adhere to the principles you can achieve a good, comfortable grip. Just make sure that you grip high on the gun, create maximum friction between your hands and the frame of the gun and apply the correct amount of pressure in the right places.

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