Interesting that you bring the 45 degree position up, i have heard others talk about it and even had it demonstrated to me but just couldn't get the feel for it.
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Interesting that you bring the 45 degree position up, i have heard others talk about it and even had it demonstrated to me but just couldn't get the feel for it.
actionpistolshooter
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I've done this for weak and strong hand-only shooting and it helps with recoil managment.
Splitter
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Can we nickname this the half-homey?
I have had three other police instructor types tell me the same thing in passing. All said try it, never have. Now I have to I guess, just gotta make sure no one else is watching lol.
Would you then be using the upper "corner" of the slide for sighting? That would seem to make sense....like covering the target with the slide when the pistol is held conventionally.
Splitter
It may make little sense to traditional shooters but should make more sense to shooters that are also martial artists. When your arms are down at your side your hands are at the natural position. It is when we extend them that we change it. This is largely part of Center Axis Relock and created by Paul Castle. I am a Master Instructor under Paul.-George
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