Two

[Lmo]

I just took delivery of my new 75 Compact.  I've completed my NRA Basic Pistol course, but I didn't have the 75 in time to take it.  Due to time constraints I haven't been able to get out to the range yet to heat this thing up.

The last two evenings I've spent working on grip, and trigger press, (dry-firing w/ snap caps).  I'm right-handed, have big hands, and can't find a comfortable compromise for the two-hand grip.

With the four fingers of my support-hand wrapped around my firing-hand fingers, when the support hand thumb falls in place (with the firing-hand thumb over lapping the base knuckle of the thumb) my support-hand thumb interferes with the tip of my trigger finger.  Moving the finger off the trigger (to the right) clears the thumb but I've already noticed a tendency to pull the barrel to the right with it ... probably not a good neuro-pathway to start building.

Wrapping my support hand thumb under the trigger guard is more comfortable (basically cupping the firing hand).  And bracing the support-hand thumb against the left side of the frame also seems to provide more clearance.   Neither of these techniques follow accepted guidelines.

Any suggestions for "modified" two-hand grip technique.

Thanks.

Lew

[The Guardian]

Since you have larger hands you could get some extended mag bases and put them on CZ Factory 16rd mags which in essence extends the grip and turns it into a ?semi-compact? type setup. The bases fill in the gap from the bottom of the mag well of the frame to the bottom of the magazine. I prefer a more ?full size? grip, just allows me to get a proper grip for shooting.....here are links to the base pads and 16rd mags:

http://shop.cz-usa.com/ProductDetail/0430177001_Magazine-Base-40psp01
http://shop.cz-usa.com/ProductDetail/11101_Mag-Cz-7585-9mm-16rd

[Jiva]

These basic concepts, although not demonstrated with a compact, may very well help you find the grip that best suits your body.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45QhpvY9LZc