trooper
Member
Hi guys,
there's a question floating around in the back of my head lately...
How easy is it for those of you who own very different handguns to switch between them? After extensively shooting gun A, can you just pick up gun B which has a totally different manual of arms, is vastly bigger/smaller and points differently and continue to shoot equally well?
Do you do things instinctively right if you just feel a certain gun in your hand? If you have two or more different guns you've practiced a great deal with, can you pick up one of them from your nightstand at 3:00 a.m. and instantly adapt to it?
Well, I was just wondering... Thanks for your input.
Regards,
Trooper
there's a question floating around in the back of my head lately...
How easy is it for those of you who own very different handguns to switch between them? After extensively shooting gun A, can you just pick up gun B which has a totally different manual of arms, is vastly bigger/smaller and points differently and continue to shoot equally well?
Do you do things instinctively right if you just feel a certain gun in your hand? If you have two or more different guns you've practiced a great deal with, can you pick up one of them from your nightstand at 3:00 a.m. and instantly adapt to it?
Well, I was just wondering... Thanks for your input.
Regards,
Trooper