could be a dumb question but...

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howelljeffrey

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I can't figure it out. Why do people stick something through the trigger guard whenever they take a picture of their gun? Like a pencil, stick, loaded round, etc.? Thanks.
 
Because about half the time a gun is laying flat on the floor for a picture, the photographer gets his hairy toes in the picture.
 
I call 'em tactical toes. Some wear ghillie suits to try and blend in with the carpet.

+1 on the better angle.
 
It's the easiest way to tilt the gun up to give a more advantageous angle.

Its not a look that I care for, though as I think it detracts from the image.
 
Its not a look that I care for, though as I think it detracts from the image.

Justin, what about if a round of ammo is used instead? I agree, the pencil does take away, but it seems the best way to produce the angle. But, I am without a doubt the worlds worst photographer. Strike that, picture taker. I should not even use the P word when describing my ability to take pictures.
 
Justin said:
Its not a look that I care for, though as I think it detracts from the image.

I agree, I prefer to see the gun propped with something braced on the back side of the slide where nobody can see it.
 
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