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Originally Posted by shawn mccarver
With all due respect to one poster, I advise against taking your pinky finger off the frame for shooting. Learn to shoot with a proper grip, which involves learning to move your trigger finger independently of squeezing your entire hand. For all sorts of reasons, you want a full powerful grip on the weapon, not the least of which is to fight off a grab attempt by someone who wants to take your pistol from you in an encounter.
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My suggestion was intended to show the shooter that the cause of the low left shot was the shooter and not the firearm. I don't recommend shooting with the pinky extended as a normal grip. Sometimes the hardest part of correcting an error on the part of the shooter is having them accept the idea that the pistol is not the problem. Sorry if I didn't make that clear in my post.
