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Gun fit discussions can take you all over the place. I believe when i find a gun that just fits it has a completely different feel to it. I don’t have to make any adjustments whatsoever. I just bring it up, see the target and pull the trigger. For me those guns are far and few between. Bruce’s advice rang a bell with me when I read it. If the gun isn’t fitted to you, you can learn to fit yourself to the gun. When I am struggling to hit targets I am not doing that.
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