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I’m relatively new to shooting and have been trying to improve my recoil control. Normally I place my support hand thumb on the grooves right above the trigger guard and in front of the trigger guard on the P365 AXG Legion. Today I tried something different by placing my support hand thumb in that little divot in the red circle where the 1913 rail and the light meet and use that divot as a gas pedal. Immediately I noticed that recoil was significantly easier to control and it didn’t seem like accuracy was affected for precise shots. I did also find that the amount of pressure I’m able to put into the grip of the pistol is less but despite this it felt like my recoil control was marginally better versus when I grip normally. Is this technique of using the rail divot okay or should I revert to my previous “proper” technique?
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