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Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 312
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quads and pistols
I have had the urge to get a pistol for the past year. Problem is, my injury (c6/7) screwed up the trigger finger. I have a pellet rifle that I shoot, but I use the middle finger. Can this be down with a pistol too?
Possibly holding gun like this and pulling with the middle finger. I have not shot a gun (never a pistol) since I was a kid. Are the triggers hard to pull.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: south florida
Posts: 509
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my glock has a 5lb trigger pull.....no, it doesnt take much to squeeze a trigger....every gun is different, ur best bet is go to a range that has a shop...u can set up with an instructor a weapons evaluation, where u can fire different pistols...see what works for u and if u can do whats needed...
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: nw.washington
Posts: 15
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Good advice here. I was suprised when I took my son the first time after his accident. He's C6/7 but has some hand/finger function. I had him try my 1911 first thinking the relatively light single action trigger would be easier to pull but he could not get a grip that would allow him to pull the trigger. He tried his uncle's Beretta 92 and was able to shoot it fine. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Sachse, TX
Posts: 27
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I'm a C7 and I shoot a Sig 226. I have a glove with velcro to go around my fingers to grip the handle and I pull the trigger with the other hand using the back side of my thumb.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Columbia, SC
Posts: 5,241
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Several year ago, I talked with a quad who had an electric trigger pull device that he activated with a mouth switch. I have seen mouth switches for cameras advertised and maybe one of these could be rigged up if you like to invent. I used a leather band on my finger that had a hook on it to shoot rifles and shotguns.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: maryland
Posts: 377
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i do the hold the gun with one hand pull the trigger with the other i'm a c6/c7 with very little finger movement but i was able to hold and pull the trigger of my friends 38 and 357 revolver. i have been trying to find one to buy it was made out of titanium and held 7 shots lightest gun i ever held and once you cocked it the trigger was very easy.
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Port St Lucie, FL
Posts: 97
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I'm C5 and use my middle finger to pull the trigger on both pistols & rifles. Depending on the type of pistol, you just have to be careful that your index finger doesn't get caught. Not sure of the mechanism's name, but when I shoot my father in laws pistol w/ a clip, I have to be careful that the top sliding piece doesn't grab a hold of my finger!
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Georgia
Posts: 547
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I hold my Glock with one hand and pull the trigger with the thumb of my other, but I have to shoot from the hip. Just be really careful because some Glocks have been known to shoot twice. I had this happen with a Glock 32 and I damn near took my face off!
Its a good idea to velcro the gun into your strong hand; it really helps the recoil and management of the gun.
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