Videos tagged with Grip Issues

This video discusses the Glock 26 as a concealed carry option, specifically highlighting its drawbacks for individuals with larger hands. The presenter notes that the standard 10-round magazine configuration can lead to a poor grip due to insufficient material below the hand. While magazine sleeves are mentioned as a potential solution, the overall sentiment is that the Glock 26 is overrated for those with bigger hands.

Jeff Gonzalez of Trident Concepts outlines a four-step process for diagnosing and correcting shooting errors on Brownells Daily Defense. The system involves identifying the error, intercepting it, replacing it with a corrective strategy, and repeating the correct action to build new habits. This method is designed to help shooters improve accuracy by addressing issues related to grip, trigger control, and sight management.

This review of the first-generation Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm full-size pistol highlights its continued popularity and affordability, especially with the release of the M&P Mod 2. The firearm is noted for its reliable performance, good accuracy when handled correctly, and a manageable, albeit slightly heavy, trigger. The instructor, demonstrating experienced handling, points out potential grip issues in hot, humid conditions due to finger slippage, suggesting the stippling could be improved. Despite this, the M&P is compared favorably to Glocks, particularly the Glock 17, in terms of rapid fire capability and overall reliability.