How NOT To Shoot A Semi Auto

[Baldrick314]

Another great Hickok45 video

https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&sour ... SGCkMSpJQQ

I actually stopped a guy from using this grip the other week at the range. He predominantly shot revolvers and was having a go at my Glock, only just stopped him before he pulled the trigger

[Combat_Wombat]

Find myself yelling at the TV when every actor does the whole two thumbs behind the slide trick

[Baldrick314]

Find myself yelling at the TV when every actor does the whole two thumbs behind the slide trick

The cup and saucer drives me insane! Ruined Burn Notice for me

[brett1868]

Saw a guy many years ago slice 2 perfectly parallel lines into the meat of his hand between thumb & index finger firing one of the first Glocks in Australia. His grip was fine and being ex Russian special forces knew his way around firearms. He had massive hands and without the curved upper grip like the colt / browning 9mm he was gripping just a little too high and got nailed by the slide. I thought it was pretty funny for a few milliseconds till I realised he wasn't laughing an could probably crush my head with his giant hands.

[Die Judicii]

Hmmmmmmmmm, Not having used semi auto pistols, I found that video worth its weight in gold.

Thanks, +++++++

[Korkt]

I actually stopped a guy from using this grip the other week at the range. He predominantly shot revolvers and was having a go at my Glock, only just stopped him before he pulled the trigger

Some people like to learn the hard way.

Maybe best to let them...

[Ariat]

Especially if he's dissing your gear

[south]

The cup and saucer drives me insane! Ruined Burn Notice for me

I dunno anything about pistol shooting really, what's the prob with the cup n' saucer?

[Baldrick314]

The cup and saucer drives me insane! Ruined Burn Notice for me

I dunno anything about pistol shooting really, what's the prob with the cup n' saucer?

The cup and saucer is when you use your off hand to make a platform at the base of your strong hand when shooting. The major problem with it is it provides no recoil resistance so it makes a follow up shot slower

[Baldrick314]

Some people like to learn the hard way.

Maybe best to let them...

Haha Nah he was just uninformed. Plus I would have had to clean the pistol after

[south]

The cup and saucer is when you use your off hand to make a platform at the base of your strong hand when shooting. The major problem with it is it provides no recoil resistance so it makes a follow up shot slower

Got it, thanks

[Norton]

Some people like to learn the hard way.

Maybe best to let them...

"You're going to watch to move your head a bit further back from the scope", I said.

"Nah, I'll be right", he said.

I won't spoil the ending, but a clue is that a .416 has lots of recoil and eyebrows are east to split

[Baldrick314]

Good old weatherby eyebrow

I've only done it once and thankfully it was with a 22 (I was about 10 and had the stock under my arm because it was too long for me).

Kind of mistake you don't forget readily.

[rainwalker]

Good old weatherby eyebrow

I'm pleased to say I've never had it.

Had a few kisses from the scope but never a real cracker.