REVIEW: Gripmaster

Many shooting instructors know the problem. Many shooters despair over trigger errors. How can these be fixed, prevented, or even trained away? Dry training is the unanimous answer. Correct! At home, not a problem, load a dummy cartridge into the gun and already have the gun aimed in front of the mirror. Unfortunately, the same thing has a negative effect on the criminal record and firearm documents in the car or streetcar. Here is a nice and less noticeable solution, the Gripmaster Handtrainer/Fingertrainer.

The important thing is: the handle should have the grip panel shape of a pistol (Glock). How do I use it? The four fingers rest on the four buttons. It should be noted that only the ring and middle fingers completely grasp the two middle buttons - as in a pistol grip. Now press the springs together to the maximum. The thumb is positioned on the side and the index finger with its front joint on the first button. When the ring and middle fingers now compress the panels together, the index finger slowly starts to press the first button straight and controlled. Here it is important that the grip of the hand does not loosen or loosen, which can be clearly seen through the pressure of the springs. The training should not be underestimated and will become more challenging with correct execution. The shooter can be sure that after regular training, his firearm grip will change by 100 percent. Fatigue of the weapon grip, re-gripping, and repositioning of the index finger are almost eliminated.

CONCLUSION: This little toy should not be missing in the gun case/glove compartment or in the pocket.