How to Dual Wield Pistols (Handguns)

The trick depends on the type of handgun you’re using. For semi-automatics, focus on getting a firm, high grip with your dominant hand and use your support hand to steady the pistol from underneath or the side. With revolvers, you have to be very careful not to place your fingers too close to the cylinder since gases can escape and cause finger injuries. If you’re firing two pistols at once, aim to keep a similar grip on each, making sure your wrists and arms are aligned to handle the recoil. Think of it like gripping a sturdy tool, like a hammer—you want a solid hold, but not so tight that you lose flexibility. Every time you fire, the pistol will have a bit of bounce-back, so adjust your grip to stay in control.