Shooting Hand Brace

[givejunkfree]

So, I finally got a toaster oven and molded my wrist brace. I have not found anyone who makes anything like this. I designed it to stop my wrist from breaking UP while shooting. It's made from Kydex. I used a self adhesive felt for the lining and a Mueller wrist brace to hold it in place. It is designed to prevent injury while practicing with high cal. handguns.

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[sami weinbergstein]

so do you wear it if your ccing or such so in case you need to use it in a defensive situation that you will shoot the same as you do at the range while wearing it?

 

[givejunkfree]

so do you wear it if your ccing or such so in case you need to use it in a defensive situation that you will shoot the same as you do at the range while wearing it?

No. It's just for practice at the range to prevent repetitive wrist injuries. I'm not going to unleash 2-300 rounds in a defensive situation.

 

[Lazarus]

Never felt like I needed waist protection when shooting. Might have a demand in the competition market

 

[semi-pro]

Just jack-off a little more and you will be fine.

 

[dakota port]

Never felt like I needed waist protection when shooting. Might have a demand in the competition market

that's what i was thinking, where you have to shoot a lot of rounds in one session

 

[givejunkfree]

Just jack-off a little more and you will be fine.

If I did any more, I wouldn't have time for anything else.

I don't shoot often, but, when I do, I will shoot for 2-3 hours. I used to shoot a 7-08 TC Encore. I wish I had this back then. I'm going tomorrow to test this one out with 200 rounds of 45.

 

[RdKill]

Damn limp wristed Kimber owners!

 

[givejunkfree]

Damn limp wristed Kimber owners!

I'm pretty sure a .45 kicks just as hard in a WIlson.

 

[RdKill]

I keep forgetting you are a woman. You get a pass. But to answer your question or concern. If you want less "felt" recoil in a 1911, you want a steel frame rather than aluminum. Steel absorbs recoil much better. My 115 lb ex could shoot my Dan Wesson (stainless frame) Commander size "CBob" with much better accuracy and more comfortably than she could shoot any 9mm we tried.