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Originally Posted by LiveSteam
+ 1 on finger tips
Try shooting one handed. If you cant hold it still one handed. Put your free hand behind the shooting wrist . If you ? take your free hand, & cup the palm that has the gun in it. You will get left roll if your right handed. & right roll if your left handed. It's caused by the muscle contracting in the palm, thats resting in the hand thats cupped. Many ways to hold handguns. Finding one that works & is comfortable for you is the trick. I shoot my revolvers 1 handed. & use 2 hands for my autos second hand being behind my wrist of course
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I actually do at times shoot better one-handed. Frankly, that's how I learned to shoot.
If I know I'm going to the range, I'll do exercises where I extend and pull back my trigger finger while making sure I don't move any other part of my hand or wrist at all. It's harder than you think.