I assume you are talking about 1911s. Yes, it is correct; the reason because you do it is to make sure that you do not engage the safety by mistake because of the recoil. Actually, I place my thumb on the safety when shooting my SIG SAO as well.Is it correct to place the thumb on the thumb safety when shooting?
Thank you!
I agree; it is just a matter of personal preference. Same thing with the ambidextrous thumb safety and the beavertail safety.^ that's your preference. Practice is key to keep your thumb going to the same place, regardless of style of TS that's on the gun.
+1 on preferences -
There's *sooooooo* many good techniques out there. That's why I like to learn from as many as possible, so I can choose not only what fits me best, but also what fits the firearms that I'm shooting.
There's more than one way to skin a cat! :smile:
http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Thumb-Safeties/products/92/I need to find one of the low thumb safetys my hands are too small to ride the ts comfortably.
Hey, that's Asian-on-Asian hate right there, bruddah! :rofl:coming from an Asian guy, that has more mean than the intended...ound: