I tried a Glock 22 one-handed. Probably one in five rounds jammed; as I just didn't have the wrist strength to handle the recoil.
The Glock 17 I could fire one-handed all day :)
I tried a Glock 22 one-handed. Probably one in five rounds jammed; as I just didn't have the wrist strength to handle the recoil.
The Glock 17 I could fire one-handed all day :)
Exactly! I'm glad someone picked up on that point.
They make us shoot one handed sometimes in IPSC. Also with our weak hand...Left if right handed etc. It's designed to simulate being shot in the arm or shoulder and having to stay in the fight. I practice it. Am ok with it but at range it's almost impossible. Usually they set the range at around 5-25m but sometimes more.
One handed shooting isn't like it is in the movies. Those guns have reduced loads and light recoil springs so little recoil so cases eject cleanly.