The correct method for gripping a Glock pistol involves a firm, two-handed hold designed to maximize control and minimize recoil. This grip typically includes the dominant hand high on the backstrap, with the support hand wrapping around the dominant hand, providing lateral pressure. Achieving a proper grip is fundamental for accuracy and safe handling.
A stable and secure grip is paramount for controlling the firearm during operation. This allows for faster target acquisition, reduced muzzle flip, and improved follow-up shots. Historically, variations in gripping techniques have evolved based on firearm design and advancements in shooting doctrine, all with the shared goal of enhanced weapon control.
