One of my guilty pleasures is Guns & Ammo. Both magazine and the TV show. I just finished watching the most recent edition and I have a question for y'all.
Craig Boddington is unquestionably a talented, competent gun bunny. But he's got a weird (my opinion) handgun grip. He's a left handed shooter but I don't think that has anything to do with it. He places the index finger of his support hand on the front of the trigger guard. Addionally, when he is shooting, the middle finger of his support hand is about a quarter inch below the trigger guard instead of locked up tight against it.
Now, I probably would have never noticed except G&A TV loves the slo mo shot as the hosts fire their pistols. What I noticed is that Boddington has to re-adjust his grip after each shot. Also, he'll shoot a string of five and almost always pull the last shot right at about 3 o'clock. I think this is probably the result of pulling with that right index finger.
This really doesn't amount to a hill of beans but I was wondering if this, or any other quirks on shooting shows, catch your attention.
Craig Boddington is unquestionably a talented, competent gun bunny. But he's got a weird (my opinion) handgun grip. He's a left handed shooter but I don't think that has anything to do with it. He places the index finger of his support hand on the front of the trigger guard. Addionally, when he is shooting, the middle finger of his support hand is about a quarter inch below the trigger guard instead of locked up tight against it.
Now, I probably would have never noticed except G&A TV loves the slo mo shot as the hosts fire their pistols. What I noticed is that Boddington has to re-adjust his grip after each shot. Also, he'll shoot a string of five and almost always pull the last shot right at about 3 o'clock. I think this is probably the result of pulling with that right index finger.
This really doesn't amount to a hill of beans but I was wondering if this, or any other quirks on shooting shows, catch your attention.