If that line of force is above the center of the contact points, this creates a moment or torque rotational force, causing the firearm to rotate and the muzzle end to rise upwards.
That torque causes the firearm to rotate, and the muzzle end to rise upwards. If that line of force is above the center of the contact points, this creates a moment or torque rotational force.
If that line of force is above the center of the contact points, this creates a moment or torque rotational force. That torque causes the firearm to rotate, and the muzzle end to rise upwards.
If that line of force is above the center of the contact points, this creates a moment or torque rotational force. That torque causes the firearm to rotate, and the muzzle end to rise upwards.