Most shooters lose control before they even pull the trigger — here’s why.
In this week’s SOB TV episode, John “Shrek” McPhee shows you the two-dot method — a foolproof way to build a master grip that locks in every single time. With Shrek’s step-by-step breakdown, you’ll see how the smallest hand adjustments make the biggest difference in control and accuracy.
✅ How to line up your “dots” for a repeatable grip
✅ Why the bottom hand must always drive up into the top hand
✅ Keeping thumbs locked so recoil can’t separate your grip
✅ The “super push” method for forward pressure and real control
Stop guessing, stop slipping, and stop blaming “trigger jerk.” Once your grip is right, everything else falls into place.
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