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You can fast forward to 1:35 to see the bad part. I bet the range Officer was cringing when this was filmed.

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I saw that report last night and it was all positive for guns and shooting. I also noted the point you mentioned and the banner at the bottom of the screen made it impossible to see if she broke the 180 plane with the muzzle. However, I'm sure it raised the pucker factor!

I was also disappointed that some of the girls were allowed to shoot with very poor grip, including one who put her weak hand thumb behind the slide. Again, it was a very positive report.

Chas.

Charles L. Cotton wrote: I was also disappointed that some of the girls were allowed to shoot with very poor grip, including one who put her weak hand thumb behind the slide. Again, it was a very positive report.

Chas.

A little grip instruction probably would have solved the malfunction problem from the young lady limp-wristing the Glock.

TXBO wrote:

Charles L. Cotton wrote: I was also disappointed that some of the girls were allowed to shoot with very poor grip, including one who put her weak hand thumb behind the slide. Again, it was a very positive report.

Chas.

A little grip instruction probably would have solved the malfunction problem from the young lady limp-wristing the Glock.

But Glocks aint sapose to jam. Mine hasn't yet and hopefully never will. It also has eaten everything I have fed it, so far.

TXBO wrote:

Charles L. Cotton wrote: I was also disappointed that some of the girls were allowed to shoot with very poor grip, including one who put her weak hand thumb behind the slide. Again, it was a very positive report.

Chas.

A little grip instruction probably would have solved the malfunction problem from the young lady limp-wristing the Glock.

Yeah, the RSO/instructor said "I don't know why you keep having malfunctions"...it was obvious limp-wristing.