Rangerrich99
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Well, I can't find them now, but I had perfect examples in two videos of myself shooting the same drill before and after I began using a firmer grip. In the first one my muzzle flipped about 20 degrees (maybe more but not quite to the 45), and after and the muzzle flipped less than an inch. Unfortunately I seem to have misplaced them in the digital ether so you'll have to take my word for it I guess.
The other thing to consider is what kind of grip do you think you'll use in an actual gunfight? Is it likely that you'll be calm enough to remember to relax your grip when the bullets start flying in your direction?
Personally, I think I'll probably be gripping the thing pretty good. Probably my whole body will be clenching up pretty tight, I'd imagine. Certain muscles might loosen, but those two don't have much to do with actually shooting a gun . . .
The other thing to consider is what kind of grip do you think you'll use in an actual gunfight? Is it likely that you'll be calm enough to remember to relax your grip when the bullets start flying in your direction?
Personally, I think I'll probably be gripping the thing pretty good. Probably my whole body will be clenching up pretty tight, I'd imagine. Certain muscles might loosen, but those two don't have much to do with actually shooting a gun . . .