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Snub nose revolvers are my thing. Shoot them better than Glocks, 1911s, or anything else. A firm and high grip is helpful. It keeps the barrel in line with your wrist and forearm to to control recoil. Also, focus on being a stable platform for the revolver. I like to imagine the hammer falling and pushing the round downrange...like a pool cue hitting a ball. A smooth straight back trigger pull is essential. Really, it's just solid fundamentals. Snubs are less forgiving.
This, plus a set of grips that place your finger on the trigger correctly.
Excellent reference on shooting revo is Grant Cunningham's "Book of the revolver."
Best $17 bucks I ever spent on a gun book, honestly.
https://www.amazon.com/Digest-Book-Revolver-Grant-Cunningham/dp/1440218129
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