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Slide bite is very common. Every time we have a class I will have to coach two or three people on not crossing their thumb over the other. Some pistols you can get away with it, at least for awhile. Usually they get away with it because they don't have the butt of the pistol properly seated all the way down in their hand and they gain a little room for their thumb. However, as it slides down, even with a gun that has a fairly tall back strap, they eventually get bit if it is not corrected. Now, try it with a Glock and the shallow tailpiece and you are pretty well guaranteed to get a set of railroad tracks across your thumbs.