Shoot2Hunt University

[TimberHunter]

Hey so maybe a stupid question here. I have always shot with the thumb on my trigger hand gripped around the stock. Looking through photos it seems most keep that thump anywhere from on the tang pointing down the barrel, to right by the safety, to right of the safety on the hand side of the stock.

Is there a right place to keep it?

I struggled with this at class and they had to beat it into my brain lol. [mention]longrangelead [/mention] would be happy to know, keeping my thumb on top of the grip, directly behind the red firing indicator on the bolt, is now a habit


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[Speaks]

I struggled with this at class and they had to beat it into my brain lol. [mention]longrangelead [/mention] would be happy to know, keeping my thumb on top of the grip, directly behind the red firing indicator on the bolt, is now a habit


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Any chance you have a picture of the thumb position?

 

[TimberHunter]

Any chance you have a picture of the thumb position?

Not claiming this is 100% right, just where I ended up.

Side note, expect a PM with a cost break down for that picture. Should come from Only Thumbs


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[Speaks]

Not claiming this is 100% right, just where I ended up.

Side note, expect a PM with a cost break down for that picture. Should come from Only Thumbs


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Lol, thank you, appreciate it.

 

[Nine Banger]

Practice on your heaviest recoiling rifle too.

Make sure the bolt isn't hitting your hand before you do it 1000 times.

I had to train in a 2.0 neutral thumb when I went back to 6.5 PRC.

 

[Dobermann]

Side note, expect a PM with a cost break down for that picture. Should come from Only Thumbs

Yeah, but @Speaks should get a discounted rate - no crotch included in that crotch display ...

 

[TimberHunter]

Yeah, but @Speaks should get a discounted rate - no crotch included in that crotch display ...

I left it for the imagination, skilled photography costs money


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