S & W 63 Question
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Murdock
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My day job is as a registered and licensed occupational therapist (OTR) with advanced credentials as a Certified Hand Therapist (CHT). I like to think I'm pretty good at it.
Your hands are going numb shooting a very light gun with perhaps unnecessarily powerful ammunition. Hello...Earth to Packard.
Permanent damage is on the way, and will probably involve a confrontation with a masked man with a knife and a needle in a well-lit room.
The M63 is a good idea for any number of reasons. Just buy it. I love mine. Even then, reduced loads, gloves, new/different grips, perhaps re-thinking your carry options/platform and hand strengthening are all things to be considered. Like, now.
No charge.
Your hands are going numb shooting a very light gun with perhaps unnecessarily powerful ammunition. Hello...Earth to Packard.
Permanent damage is on the way, and will probably involve a confrontation with a masked man with a knife and a needle in a well-lit room.
The M63 is a good idea for any number of reasons. Just buy it. I love mine. Even then, reduced loads, gloves, new/different grips, perhaps re-thinking your carry options/platform and hand strengthening are all things to be considered. Like, now.
No charge.
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Good advice Murdock.... I switched grips on my 340PD after shooting 20 rounds of .357 mag through it when I first bought it. I found the Pachmayr grips help to reduce the shock factor to my hand.
What type of hand exercise do you recommend to strengthen arthritic hands?
What type of hand exercise do you recommend to strengthen arthritic hands?
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