Grip Issue

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I’m finding it pretty difficult to maintain a good grip on my stock with my firing hand and maintain a 90° trigger finger. It seems like my grip is too far away from the trigger. My middle and ring fingers most of the time only touch the grip with the tip. My stock is a Bell and Carlson competition/target stock. I’m wanting to upgrade to a McMillan A5, but I’m worried that I’ll run into the same problem. I haven’t found anywhere near me that I can put my hands on the McMillan. Are all traditional stocks like this? Should I opt for a chassis with an adjustable grip and length of pull? For now, do I compromise my grip or my trigger finger?

 

[b6graham]

if you want a mcmillan then go with the new A10. solves all those problems you're describing

 

[Lowlight]

Of rotate your hand,

the 3 grasper fingers just come straight back and not necessarily "gripping' the stock in a circular fashion, it's straight to the rear pressure.

So you adjust the hand to support the firing task, that task is first, the 90 degree trigger, second the straight back pressure

 

[backwatch]

Of rotate your hand,

the 3 grasper fingers just come straight back and not necessarily "gripping' the stock in a circular fashion, it's straight to the rear pressure.

So you adjust the hand to support the firing task, that task is first, the 90 degree trigger, second the straight back pressure

Thank you, sir. I will try it out!