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About LinkBacksSuggestion : grip. Move left hand up so the web of your left hand between thumb and 1st finger is making the contact with the bottom edge of the trigger guard. That'll help you straighten out your right thumb and stop your left hand curling under the magazine. Can check grip by pulling your right hand away and gripping only with your left hand, should still be able to have a firm grip with just your left (weak) hand.
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If you were up in Aucks I would help but im one of those 6 weird ones!
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If you were up in Aucks I would help but im one of those 6 weird ones!Trust the dog.........................................ALWAYS Trust the dog!!
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You and your multiple personalities Mikee, Mikee, Mikee, Mikee and Mikee. Which one are you today? Originally Posted by mikee
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Today I am Mikee and might be Mikee tomorrow, or maybe not............................................., I'll check with my wife Originally Posted by Rushy
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