As you might be aware the term
limp wristing as related to real steel pistols is when the shooter keeps a too loose grip on his pistol and thus induces a malfunction.
The recoil and it's reloading force gets sucked up by the loose grip and/or wrist. Glocks should be espcially prone to malfunctions relating to
limp wristing.
So, have any of you experienced weird malfunctions that has just about disappeared when you have gripped the gun tighter?
I don't have that much experience of firing modelguns but it
seems they work more reliable when held firm[rather then loose].
It should make sense(?) as we don't have a lot of recoil forces to work with, no bullet to work against with pressure and pretty light parts thaty moves around.
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