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Code3GT · May 4, 2011, 11:48 PM

Awesome thread. Just shot my new s&w 642 snubby the other day and couldn't get on paper at 15' at first. It takes a lot of practice. It was suggested to me to practice with wadcutters and not full power loads at first. Also Google Jerry Miculek's video on revolver grip. Basically you want a square finger placement, high grip and non-dominant thumb over the other. High rear, low barrel.

May 4, 2011, 11:48 PM	#3
Code3GT Member Join Date: July 1, 2008 Location: Austin, Tx Posts: 40	Awesome thread. Just shot my new s&w 642 snubby the other day and couldn't get on paper at 15' at first. It takes a lot of practice. It was suggested to me to practice with wadcutters and not full power loads at first. Also Google Jerry Miculek's video on revolver grip. Basically you want a square finger placement, high grip and non-dominant thumb over the other. High rear, low barrel. __________________ Operation Iraqi Freedom/Enduring Freedom - USAF "Paramedics postpone the inevitible"