Posted: 3/1/2010 6:45:40 PM EDT
| First post, so please be nice. My wife & I went shooting last weekend, and I have a Glock 17. I shot 100+ rounds without problem, but when it was her turn, it regularly jammed every 2-3 times. The gun would fire, but the brass wouldn't fully eject. I suspect she is limp wristing –– and thoughts on how to help her technique? She does shoot left handed as well. |
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for right handers, you lock the right elbow "pushing forward", left hand is pulling back with slight pressure against the right "fingers" so to speak. this will eliminate the "limp wrist" and give you a steady platform. the pushing the dominate and pulling back with weak hand is lite pressure, more for stability, so don't over think it or push/pull like crazy.
reverse for lefty's |
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what's that sound at 3:24? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2Zioo5ixw4#t=3m23s |
