This video addresses a listener's concern about thumb joint pain experienced while shooting a Glock 17. The instructor explains that this pain is often due to the firearm's grip angle and how it interacts with the shooter's hand, rather than improper grip technique. He suggests solutions like adjusting backstraps, modifying the grip with materials like JB Weld, or considering a different firearm with a more neutral grip angle, such as a Walther. The core message is that firearms should be modified to fit the shooter, not the other way around, especially when pain or injury is involved.
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