People in defensive shooting situations often use a one-handed handgun grip when they should use a two-handed grip. Rob Pincus discusses why shooters tend to default to using one hand and how you can practice with both hands so you don’t make the same mistake. When a person draws a gun in a firefight, the human brain probably doesn’t like stopping the forward motion of the gun into a ready position, so a one-handed grip is quicker. By training to achieve your two handed grip while the gun is moving out towards the target, you’ll increase your chances of using two hands in a defensive situation.
See other videos in our Conceal and Carry Module training module:
- Part 1. Trigger Control
- Part 2. Dynamic Deviation Control
- Part 3. Two-Handed Handgun Grip
- Part 4. 360-Degree Presentation From A Holster
