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Trigger timing, training, practice
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<blockquote data-quote="Korhil78" data-source="post: 567388" data-attributes="member: 34818"><p>Another good way to get some trigger training on someone who has some bad habits with shooting is to have them dry fire first. Then without them seeing what you are doing, either load or not load a round and let the person shoot it. Watch their face, trigger finger and how they are holding the gun. You can see if they are flinching, jerking the trigger or just gripping the gun wrong. One can do all of this without wasting hardly any ammo. Once the person starts getting smoothed out, just drop a round in there and let the psychological effect take over. They will think its unloaded and will do everything right and drill the target. It takes a little while to break bad habits but you just have to get those good habits to be muscle memory. This is one good way I have done it without wasting a lot of ammo. If a person has bad shooting habits and they go to the range and just start slinging lead thinking that is going to fix their problems, they are just wasting rounds and money.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Korhil78, post: 567388, member: 34818"] Another good way to get some trigger training on someone who has some bad habits with shooting is to have them dry fire first. Then without them seeing what you are doing, either load or not load a round and let the person shoot it. Watch their face, trigger finger and how they are holding the gun. You can see if they are flinching, jerking the trigger or just gripping the gun wrong. One can do all of this without wasting hardly any ammo. Once the person starts getting smoothed out, just drop a round in there and let the psychological effect take over. They will think its unloaded and will do everything right and drill the target. It takes a little while to break bad habits but you just have to get those good habits to be muscle memory. This is one good way I have done it without wasting a lot of ammo. If a person has bad shooting habits and they go to the range and just start slinging lead thinking that is going to fix their problems, they are just wasting rounds and money. [/QUOTE]
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