Lena on Best use of a QUICK 50RDS of TRAINING !

[bwframe]

[video=youtube;F8MvKIiXC2M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8MvKIiXC2M[/video]

 

[JCSR]

OMG! She's got 2 fingers up on the trigger guard!

 

[GIJEW]

OMG! She's got 2 fingers up on the trigger guard!

I wonder if she's compensating for hand size & strength?

She definitely has some of her father's style and personality. I was waiting for "Here we go!"; she finally came through

 

[JCSR]

I wonder if she's compensating for hand size & strength?

She definitely has some of her father's style and personality. I was waiting for "Here we go!"; she finally came through

Probably used that method since she was a little one. Works for her no doubt.

 

[bwframe]

I know, her grip seems crazy doesn't it? It ain't like she's not on her game though, right?

Another gold tidbit in the vid is on ear pro. The frankness about living with two nearly deaf people...

 

[Coach]

Practice is never perfect. I thought that was just me

 

[Tactically Fat]

OMG! She's got 2 fingers up on the trigger guard!

Gun Ninja John Lovell grips a G19 with at least 1 finger on the trigger guard.

 

[JCSR]

Gun Ninja John Lovell grips a G19 with at least 1 finger on the trigger guard.

I don't have large hands (or anything else) but I can't get comfortable with a finger on the trigger guard. No doubt it works for some.

 

[bwframe]

It has always been my instruction that the finger on the trigger guard messes up more folks up than helps them, especially when they are new.

 

[Tactically Fat]

It has always been my instruction that the finger on the trigger guard messes up more folks up than helps them, especially when they are new.

I bet that's all about sympathetic finger movements - which are the bane of many a shooter. But probably exacerbated in new shooters for sure.

 

[Brad69]

I remember when the tea cup grip was perfectly acceptable!
The support finger on the trigger guard was very popular back in the day. I will still revert back to that style under pressure once in awhile.

 

[DRob]

I'm going out on a limb here and suggest that whatever she's doing is right for her...and for her bank account. YMMV.

As for practice.....Practice does not make perfect. Practice makes permanent!

 

[Coach]

I remember when the tea cup grip was perfectly acceptable!
The support finger on the trigger guard was very popular back in the day. I will still revert back to that style under pressure once in awhile.

If you are Craig Boddington it still is acceptable.

 

[Cacciatore]

Anyone catch the TQ still in the wrapper...