I'd say use whatever is comfortable to your...
anatomy; just use it all the time so it burns into your muscle memory.
I stated shooting a lot one handed a few years ago because I think it's an excellent marksmanship practice, and a number of 'under stress' shootings I'm familiar with were successfully resolved with one hand.
I think because the speed, angle and proximity of the attack it is often impossible to get both hands on the gun or orient the entire body to allow engaging a threat with both hands on it. My own limited experience with this bears this out and it's reassuring to know you are going to hit despite this supposed handicap.
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- How to grip a GI style 1911... -
rob,
2013-11-02, 19:48
- How to grip a GI style 1911... -
Catoosa,
2013-11-02, 20:04
- I would have never suspected... -
rob,
2013-11-02, 20:33
- I would have never suspected... - Catoosa, 2013-11-02, 20:52
- I would have never suspected... -
rob,
2013-11-02, 20:33
- How to grip a GI style 1911... -
Cherokee,
2013-11-02, 21:43
- How to grip a GI style 1911... -
Charles,
2013-11-03, 08:52
- How to grip a GI style 1911... -
rob,
2013-11-03, 14:18
- That is most excellently stated, Sarge -
Catoosa,
2013-11-03, 22:06
- I agree! -
rob,
2013-11-03, 22:11
- Thank you both. -
Sarge,
2013-11-03, 22:31
- I didn't remember that reading that one before. -
Mark Stevenson,
2013-11-04, 16:11
- I'd say use whatever is comfortable to your... -
Sarge,
2013-11-05, 12:48
- Very good points! - rob, 2013-11-05, 13:01
- I'd say use whatever is comfortable to your... -
Sarge,
2013-11-05, 12:48
- I didn't remember that reading that one before. -
Mark Stevenson,
2013-11-04, 16:11
- Thank you both. -
Sarge,
2013-11-03, 22:31
- I agree! -
rob,
2013-11-03, 22:11
- That is most excellently stated, Sarge -
Catoosa,
2013-11-03, 22:06
- How to grip a GI style 1911... -
rob,
2013-11-03, 14:18
- How to grip a GI style 1911... -
Charles,
2013-11-03, 08:52
- How to grip a GI style 1911... -
Catoosa,
2013-11-02, 20:04