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Old September 25, 2012, 11:51 PM   #17
TunnelRat
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Now remove the support hand and try to shoot the gun accurately without shifting the strong hand's grip on the gun
Well my strong hand is flush against the back of the grip and the extension off the frame prevents my hand from raising any higher than if I was holding it one handed. To shoot one handed I just lower the strong thumb. So what is hard for me to understand is how shifting my strong thumb half an inch makes thumbs forward unfit for "combat". I shoot one handed all the time and haven't had an issue yet.
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