Shooting One-Handed with the RO Elite in 10mm | Gun Talk

Published on November 23, 2018
Duration: 1:33

Rob Leatham, an expert shooter, demonstrates a one-handed shooting technique for the Springfield Armory 1911 RO Elite in 10mm. He emphasizes the critical importance of a tight, rigid grip with locked-out joints to manage the powerful recoil of the 10mm caliber, preventing the firearm from 'flipping' and ensuring accuracy. This technique allows for effective one-handed shooting with either hand.

Quick Summary

Master one-handed shooting with powerful calibers like 10mm by adopting a tight, rigid grip with locked-out joints. Expert Rob Leatham demonstrates how this technique on the Springfield Armory 1911 RO Elite prevents muzzle flip and ensures accuracy, allowing for effective control with either hand.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introducing 10mm 1911 RO Elite
  2. 00:18Impact of Poor 10mm Grip
  3. 00:40Importance of Tight, Rigid Grip
  4. 00:56Achieving Control and Accuracy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the key to shooting a 10mm pistol one-handed accurately?

The key to accurate one-handed shooting with a 10mm pistol is a tight, rigid grip with all joints in the arm and shoulder locked out. This creates a stable platform to manage the powerful recoil and prevent muzzle flip.

Why is a loose grip detrimental when shooting a 10mm one-handed?

A loose grip on a 10mm firearm, especially when shooting one-handed, will cause the gun to 'flip' violently due to recoil. This loss of control leads to shots going 'all over the place' and significantly reduces accuracy.

What firearm is being used in the one-handed shooting demonstration?

The firearm demonstrated is the Springfield Armory 1911 RO Elite chambered in the powerful 10mm caliber. This model is specifically highlighted for its capability in handling potent cartridges.

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