thewillweeks
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What's the science behind limp wristing a pistol? Like what scientific laws is it that causes this to happen? I would imagine interia is the main player but I don't really know.
I have a SCCY CPX2 which I honestly don't know how to limp wrist, but a small stature female friend limp wristed here during some training and I'm now curious about how it works. Also, if y'all could, can you verify the advice I gave her to avoid future problems (which she did)?
1) Hold as high as possible, the closer the top of your hand is to in line with the bore the less "flip" and therefore less chance of limping it.
2) Intentionally stiffening wrist and elbow joints more effectively while firing.
3) Wrapping the support hand more effectively to counter act muzzle flip.
Any other thoughts? Next weekend I'm intending to teach a few new to hand gun shooters on this pistol so I'd love to have some tips.
I have a SCCY CPX2 which I honestly don't know how to limp wrist, but a small stature female friend limp wristed here during some training and I'm now curious about how it works. Also, if y'all could, can you verify the advice I gave her to avoid future problems (which she did)?
1) Hold as high as possible, the closer the top of your hand is to in line with the bore the less "flip" and therefore less chance of limping it.
2) Intentionally stiffening wrist and elbow joints more effectively while firing.
3) Wrapping the support hand more effectively to counter act muzzle flip.
Any other thoughts? Next weekend I'm intending to teach a few new to hand gun shooters on this pistol so I'd love to have some tips.