idk ive been using these guns for 2 years now and i dont like when you hold out a handgun straight that your arm gets all stiff and for what?

it still sways, the weight of the gun pulls it down too

i placed it on my forearm like this, and now my right arm is loose and comfortable again and theirs no sway and the weight of the gun doesnt pull my hand down




Is this actually a real technique it reminds me of when you use a flash light

He's literally holding a flashlight, so yeah...

good point

It's called the "Harries Flashlight Technique"



This post was edited by Mondain on Nov 23 2024 02:40pm

Im thinking about getting a carry license/permit.

First and foremost for the best accuracy you NEVER hold a gun one handed. Secondly the bracing it on the forearm although more accurate and stable than one handed still won’t out perform cupping the bottom with the other hand or double clasping.

If you are going to use a light there are proper attachments that can be bought or made.

This post was edited by MadMan87 on Nov 23 2024 03:08pm

Watch your thumb the action may break it if you hold it like the nerd with the safety glasses.

That's probably what happened to his fingernail, nice catch.

Get a pistol with a rail and attach a flashlight

Problem solved

Yeah i know but i was wondering if anyone actually did this for a reason and seems to be true



thats nasty lol