22 days after i broke my right rotator at the wrist, it's still in a brace, but it only hurts when I make certain rotation motions (starting a car, opening a door). However, I decided today that I'd try going to the range with the glock to see how it felt - it had been almost a month since I was last at the range (see that .223 case rupture for my last visit to the range).
Anyway, last time I was practicing with the glock, I did horribly - I mean, at 15 yards it was a total joke - 6"-7" groupings, and a constant pull to the lower left, which for me is caused by an improper grip.

Well today, with the wrist brace still on, I was back to a more rational 1" or so grouping (I'm not one of those freaky people who gets through the same hole with their handgun). I figure if I can do 2-3 quick rounds in an area about the size of a fist I'm doing OK.

Today, it was all in the area the size of my palm at 21 feet! The brace really helped me get a steady locked grip.

Anyway, just posting to say the breaking something isn't all bad.

yea, the brace is proably taking any jitter that you may have had out.

That's great! So keep the wrist brace with the weapon in the future. <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Sue

Martin, This is also a opurtunity to practice the weak hand drills. You never no they could be useful. Also what is wrong with being a freak who shoots one hole groups. You have to rember that every bullet has a lawyer attached to it. be well Coyote