Champion shooter Jerry Miculek reviews the correct way to grip your rifle to create a stable platform and maximize accuracy when shooting at multiple targets. (NSSF Video)
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Who ever edit this DVD series is an idiot… bad framing.. bad camera angle switch… white balance on both cameras are not synchronized… smh..
Smh I've watched 20hours of how to videos to fall asleep to. And everyone bassically just teaches what works for them and why.
Chicken wing effect gives opposing fire a good target to shoot at and incapacitate you…not good for close quarter combat or any combat, use a steep angle grip like the magpul k2 And an angled forward grip and you can tuck those wings in for better cover and even use your elbow against your body to stabilize the weapon with less fatigue factor, but like always…you can’t teach an old dog new tricks!
Personally, I do not agree with the "thumb over bore" type of grip. I find that it increases fatigue after a very long period of time. In practice, I do not think any grip is best as long as you are comfortable handling your rifle.
elbows out?! not in a practical situation, and is it just me or is his upper lip keeping on shrinking and shrinking…..fucking old man
Jerry an I were in the boy Scouts together….Lots of things happened in our tent….
I personally tend to not grip the pistol grip part too strongly. I hold it, but don't really grip. When I grip to strongly with my right hand, I find I pull my shots low and left.
Yep… if you braced the fence post that far up the tension of the fence would pull the post out of the ground over time… farming 1-0-1 :-p lol
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@LRooster4Prez No, a properly made handguard won't get hot, and the radiant heat form the exposed end of the barrel is minimal.
good vid