Another loser that knows nothing about...

[esrice]

I would like to see one in person. To me it looks more of a hindrance than an aid. I could see that thing getting snagged on all kinds of stuff...

For you and me maybe. But if it allows someone to carry and manipulate a superior weapon system then I'd be all for it. (assuming racking was the only hindrance)

 

[IndyDave1776]

Only that sons, husbands, boyfriends, etc., might be better served allowing an impartial third party instruct the women in their lives.

Is that so they can be growled at when necessary without YOU being the one in the doghouse for the indefinite future?

 

[jeremy]

For you and me maybe. But if it allows someone to carry and manipulate a superior weapon system then I'd be all for it. (assuming racking was the only hindrance)

I think we are tracking on the device. That is part of the reason I would like to see one in person...

 

[Blackhawk2001]

SO according to this "idiots" "logic" @ 7:58 I can shoot my "piece" like this:

And drop fools all day long, since "stance and "grip" don't have sh** to do with accuracy.

FAILURE GO BACK TO YOUR HOLE

At CP Atterbury, when we qualified with our pistols (M9), we had to turn in every piece of brass. Even though the range aprons are largely concrete and stone, it's a real pain to try to police up the brass after every firing round. Once I had gained a bit of confidence with the M9, I started canting the pistol to eject the brass closer to my firing position, making it somewhat easier to find afterwards. Yeah, I took some ribbing for "gansta" shooting, but it didn't affect my accuracy noticeably. Once you get away from the "approved stance" firing situations, ensuring that the barrel is pointed at the place you want to hit when the bullet leaves it is the only thing that truly matters in hitting a target.

 

[Shay]

Once you get away from the "approved stance" firing situations, ensuring that the barrel is pointed at the place you want to hit when the bullet leaves it is the only thing that truly matters in hitting a target.

What you just wrote is so simple, isn't it. And yet there are some here who refuse to believe it.

 

[churchmouse]

We did live fire with the grip described by Jeramy yesterday. I found it does work for me with the Glock style triggers (long take up) but I did have to change my stance. It did not improve anything when shooting a 1911 at least for me. My son and son in law struggled a bit at first but they seem to do a bit better with that grip.
Yes, it is all in having the barrel on point when the round leaves it.