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Not necessarily more accurate. Many different things all combined play into accuracy. Being lackadaisical about grip, sight alignment, sight picture, trigger control, follow through, etc; all can have a negative effect on accuracy. What a high grip does do is allows one to manage recoil better.

Gmoats, Bruce Piatt is still a working/patrolling cop. I'm bettin' he'll clean house at the Bianchi Cup in a few days.

Thank you, sir.

Cleared things up for me.

That being said, in practical shooting, the better you handle the recoil in a consistent manner, generally the more accurate you will be. It is hard to be accurate with your muzzle flipping all over the place.

I can understand that, sir.

The better recoil control the closer your rounds will hit.

If Bruce spends his time patrolling instead of running a range, my hat's off to him.
John Pride was the first of the supercops @ Bianchi although when John asked Ray to come up with an "invitational" shoot he specifically wanted police involvement. I think that Pride was a "range guy" although I could be wrong.