Grip question re: Pistol and Revolver....your thoughts on this please!

[ares338]

I tend to use Jerry Miculek's J frame grip on revolvers...even my model 629.

I don't think you could do better than use Miculek for a standard on the revolver grip. He is amazing with his revolver skills. I emulated his grip when firing 125 grain 357 magnum loads in my LCR. That is quite a handful I'll tell you.

[tomrkba]

I found Miculek's info very helpful.

All tips:
http://www.shootingusa.com/PRO_TIPS/...y_miculek.html

Grip:
http://www.shootingusa.com/PRO_TIPS/.../miculek2.html

[Chuck Haggard]

I started with wheelguns way back when and used a variation of the JM grip that has been noted.

About seven years ago I started using the thumbs forward grip on my pistols.


I switch back and forth between shooting my Glcoks and my S&W 642s with zero issues on which grip for what gun.

[rsa-otc]

I started with wheelguns way back when and used a variation of the JM grip that has been noted.

About seven years ago I started using the thumbs forward grip on my pistols.


I switch back and forth between shooting my Glcoks and my S&W 642s with zero issues on which grip for what gun.

Same here. I predominately shoot revolvers and use a thumbs down grip (hands are large enough that I would be missing pieces parts of my thumbs if I used thumbs forward with my wheelies). When I shoot my M&P I unconsiously go thumbs forward with no problem.