I shoot more accurately with one hand than two. Since I have small hands and my main gun is a not-light, Colt Python .357 4" - which I also carry at times - I consider this odd, especially as I am a new shooter and 60 yrs old.
It must mean two handed I'm doing something to throw my hand position or aim off and am doing that with the non-dominant hand, or perhaps it lies in aiming dead-straight forward: for in one-handed my body and head is turned slightly to left (I'm a rt hand - rt-eye dominant shooter and shoot with both eyes open).
I'd say accuracy is quite above average for a new shooter with one hand - average with two, the latter results much more unpredictable. With one hand they are consistent. Any thoughts about what is happening here? Or should I just concentrate on shooting one-hand - including in SD - as it seems an odd natural ability but one that works?
It must mean two handed I'm doing something to throw my hand position or aim off and am doing that with the non-dominant hand, or perhaps it lies in aiming dead-straight forward: for in one-handed my body and head is turned slightly to left (I'm a rt hand - rt-eye dominant shooter and shoot with both eyes open).
I'd say accuracy is quite above average for a new shooter with one hand - average with two, the latter results much more unpredictable. With one hand they are consistent. Any thoughts about what is happening here? Or should I just concentrate on shooting one-hand - including in SD - as it seems an odd natural ability but one that works?
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