Handgun cocking with one hand
-Only with right
-Only with left
Important: Using dry fire rounds offcourse for trying this out and for training this.
-Warning: A finger or skin maybe, might get stuck by the ejection port, but there are
ways to prevent this by doing it correctly.
And it's more only for if really needed. It's very dangerous with a real round, because a handgun can go off because of a fall, though most modern handguns do have a safety and it's possible to accidentually hit and pull the trigger with a finger.
You can single handedly cock a handgun by rotating the gun 90 degrees downward and then
pulling the slide with 4 fingers while the thumb holds the handgun in place and also pushes down.
By Jef Koelewijn
From South-Holland, The Netherlands
This blog is about military trainings, military knowledge, military technology and basicly about all kinds of weapons.
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maandag 7 oktober 2019
Handgun cocking with one hand
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zaterdag 27 juli 2019
Handgun shooting - Slide pull, cocking without using the other hand
Partly theorethical and experimental.
Imporant: Safety.
More:
You can pull the slide, cock the gun with one hand if really needed.
-On the upperleg.
-Just something or somehow you can get enough traction or hook the rear sight or clamp it to cock it.
--Biting down on the slide (at the right place) and then pulling the slide might even be possible.
Important: This basicly isn't for regular training. But it can be very useful to be able to do this if needed. So training it atleast once is not a bad idea (with enough safety knowledge, also especially for this).
By Jef Koelewijn from South-Holland, The Netherlands
Imporant: Safety.
More:
You can pull the slide, cock the gun with one hand if really needed.
-On the upperleg.
-Just something or somehow you can get enough traction or hook the rear sight or clamp it to cock it.
--Biting down on the slide (at the right place) and then pulling the slide might even be possible.
Important: This basicly isn't for regular training. But it can be very useful to be able to do this if needed. So training it atleast once is not a bad idea (with enough safety knowledge, also especially for this).
By Jef Koelewijn from South-Holland, The Netherlands
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