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They all shoot with one hand in their pocket, they aren’t allowed to use two hands so it is a common technique.

• magicalhippo 2y ago
  Unless you have health issues, for single shots of small calibers you should be far more accurate with one hand compared to two. A 6 inch .44 Magnum revolver or such beasts is a different story.
  • lukan 2y ago
    Do you have sources? I have a hard time believing it, if you use the second hand just for support and not aim with both hands.
    • magicalhippo 2y ago
      Primary source is myself, I shoot the same programs as those in the olympic, and more. And sure, if you use it like that it's something else. I was primarily thinking of what's allowed in the programs I know of, where "two hands" means both hands on the gun. edit: I don't think bracing would make a huge difference anyway, unless you're fairly new. The primary source of error, by far, is due to sight misalignment, not the general direction you're aiming. And bracing would only help with stabilizing the general directionyou aim.
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