Posted: 9/17/2014 12:46:04 AM EDT
| When holding a handgun, with proper grip and finger placement can you pull the trigger (on an unloaded gun) and not have any perceivable additional movement from pulling? |
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I figured it out well enough to go Distinguished and break 2600.  I'm getting close to these. It has taken lots of training. Keeping the wrist firm helps maintain sight alignment. Positioning your hand to allow trigger movement that is straight to the rear is another piece. Worry more about sight alignment and less about sight picture. |
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After 1000's of rounds of good practice you can get there.
There is plenty of instructional giudes out there that break it down by the numbers. Take your time and mentally walk through the steps, good grip/steady hold, site alignment, slowly press the trigger straight back until surprise break. Repeat as necessary |
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After 1000's of rounds of good practice you can get there. There is plenty of instructional giudes out there that break it down by the numbers. Take your time and mentally walk through the steps, good grip/steady hold, site alignment, slowly press the trigger straight back until surprise break. Repeat as necessary |
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The coin trick works a lot better with someone else placing it, or a wide front sight. Otherwise, it is harder to get the damned thing to stay on while presenting the gun than it is to actually dry-fire it (especially with a narrow sight).
I can pull it off with most semis. On my S&W revolvers, I still have trouble, unless I go painfully slow, or stage the trigger. Death-gripping with my off-hand helps, too. |
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