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Posted: 6/22/2022 4:09:28 PM EDT
Tried several methods/grips. But this one works best for me. Add sling swivel and hand strap. 
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Push/Pull. Pull on your rear grip, push on the front. If you can, lock your front arm's elbow. The general idea is to make it seem as if you are trying to stretch the firearm (pulling in the rear, pushing in the front). That's what I've heard recommended, and what's worked best for me with a super shorty. |
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Originally Posted By NAM: Push/Pull. Pull on your rear grip, push on the front. If you can, lock your front arm's elbow. The general idea is to make it seem as if you are trying to stretch the firearm (pulling in the rear, pushing in the front). That's what I've heard recommended, and what's worked best for me with a super shorty. |
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Originally Posted By timkel: Nothing on the front yet. Sounds like a good idea. Depending upon your barrel length, yes. Had a factory Stakeout back in the day. Later, when I had my 07/02, made up a clone from a beat up '37. Never did get a front strap/stop on it. One has to be quite careful with a slam-fire 12 ga. SSB with a 10" barrel, haha. |
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Originally Posted By cherenkov: Timkel - I like the grip on your AOW - Almost looks like you could get a cheek weld if doing an aimed shot - although probably not comfortable to the face when firing. |
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Originally Posted By NAM: Push/Pull. Pull on your rear grip, push on the front. If you can, lock your front arm's elbow. The general idea is to make it seem as if you are trying to stretch the firearm (pulling in the rear, pushing in the front). That's what I've heard recommended, and what's worked best for me with a super shorty. |
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