How to Get A Consistent Trigger Pull By Isolating Your Trigger Finger (Dry Fire)

[@user-ys1ki8sp8s]

Please release some targets that we can purchase and download from your website!

[@TacticalHyve]

We do have some targets you can download based on drills here: tacticalhyve.com/shooting-drills-the-ultimate-list/

[@effu9375]

I will say this again and again....I appreciate tactical hyve content. 🤙🏽🙏🏽

[@mrtoxicwasteland]

Agreed

[@mikespectre4153]

Me and the wife just got a mantis system and we've been following this series. Extremely helpful and makes the mantis more fun

[@markhatfield5621]

Love that empty hand finger exercise. Thank you.

[@daveman148]

Isolating my trigger finger has been quite difficult. I'm making the most progress practicing with an empty hand. You made so clear for me why I am shooting low. Thanks for this series. Feels like im attending a bi-weekly class.

[@patrickbink4617]

Another week of great exercises. I am looking forward to practicing them. Thank you Miles.

[@U2B_Viewer]

I've always had a flat trigger break with my offhand. I'm a lefty that shoots better with my offhand and I've tried to match my trigger control with no success. After watching these videos I've finally located my issues. I'm finally shooting with zero sight disruption in my left hand. Thank you so much for this content. I will definitely 👍 and share.

[@robertreynolds2726]

Great series. Well done 👏

[@mikemcmanus116]

Great series. I got a Mantis in March and have around 11,000 "snaps" with it. Great training tool. I have considerable experience shooting handguns but found my main "issues" were with the grip and not the trigger control. Also breaking my wrist up or down-maybe a Glock issue with me. I have a SIrt laser "Glock" with the trigger set at higher lbs than my "real" pistols. This is also helpful for trigger control.

[@bertalanlorincz1489]

Thanks so much, from Hungary 🙂

[@dwalsh18]

The first dry fire exercise really helped me isolate my trigger finger.

[@scottmiller4516]

Yeah, thank you Myles

[@-CrampedStyle-]

Thanks for doing this video, perfect timing. I've been using the MantisX and the dryfiremag every day for about 3 weeks, 50-100 shots/day with my G19, scoring 89-92% consistently. Feeling pretty good about myself. I went to the range this weekend and shot horribly, 60-70%. From what the Mantis tells me, I was anticipating/pushing forward alot (yellow line was down/down left.) I was using a different gun than the g19, but still, very disappointing. Maybe you can address anticipation/flinching in a future episode?

[@donnyreynoso6465]

Love the video, low key miss the days pre intro tho. Loved it when you guys jumped right into it - otherwise great content as usual! I use couple of these drills training folks at our range!

[@pauldayao7644]

Def practice on this. Thanks!

[@njcranes]

Awesome content. Content for all levels!

[@robinlowe8015]

Hi Miles great videos, thank you. Am trying to find a speed holster, could I see a close-up of yours, front, back, side and how its fitted to your belt. Many thanks.

[@ecalzo]

Thank you so much from Italy Myles and tactical Hive

[@danjewell2612]

It was great it really works. Thank you.

[@rickyramirez3483]

Good advise! Well done

[@harambeslifemattered2970]

Love this series!

[@jasonyi5851]

You should lean how to prep the trigger 100% of time, even when you are slapping the trigger. That might sound contradictory, but believe me it is possible. Slapping the trigger can be very accurate too. Holding a pistol one-handed, you should be able to slap a double action trigger ( like Sig P & Beretta 92) or 5.5 lb Glock trigger and hit Base ball size target at 7 yards, or a Golf ball size target if you are using two-handed hold. Yes, you must lean how slap and prep in order to do this.

[@MrJlow713]

These drills are very helpful for me.

[@biker1958]

Another great learning video.

[@imgoatmunk7903]

This was great. I had all my fingers moving. Now I have something new to work on

[@logannyquist6884]

Bingo! Addressed an issue. Thanks!

[@mikem2132]

Awesome idea - I did this with my Beretta M9 commercial, double action and put a coin on top of the barrel by the front sight. Fun times!

[@ericrumpel3105]

Thanks again for a video full of great info. !!

[@TheHanshotfirst]

If I'm significantly more accurate with a cup & saucer grip, what can I learn from that to improve a thumbs forward grip?

[@kahunaal1631]

Well done.

[@Truckboy383]

Thank you, sir, for sharing.

[@TheLoneRanger745]

Thank you miles , excellent instructions, I've watched your entire series sometimes I watch them twice to get all of the information downloaded into my little brain thanks again Buddy. #921 👍

[@diasf13]

Im kinda confused. Why does some instructors say squeeze instead of pull. These excercise focuses on pulling the trigger so whats the proper way?

[@Victurf]

Excellent!

[@Pierreponken]

This is Gunner level: baby

[@taemeister9302]

It's impossible not to move your sights when you oull the trigger. The bone and muscle in your handnwill contract when you pull the trigger. Important thing isnto aim where your sights will end up. Where the sights end up depends on the person

[@bourjuva]

you me great tactic thanks a lot !

[@khalilsulaiman8451]

I have large hands and I've been struggling to get a consistent trigger pull. The problem is that when trying to place the first pad of my trigger finger on the trigger, I have to awkwardly move/pull my entire finger away from the gun. And with that angle, I always upset the sights. My finger can wrap around the trigger to the second knuckle. In practicing these exercises, I found that if I pull from the pad in front of the second knuckle, I have less of a leverage point, shorter range of motion, and I can pull it straight back with much less to no movement. I feel like I'm doing something wrong. Any thoughts or advice on how I might correct this? I'm planning on getting back out to the range soon, just to see the difference with actual live fire tests.

[@dpsnodgrass1215]

I'm the same way, I know exactly what you mean. I've just given up on using the pad on the end of my finger, it just doesn't do as well for me and putting my full finger in there comfortably. I feel like at some point you just have to do what your body is telling you and let it be naturally comfortable

[@tbenson5966]

Good stuff

[@ibpositivemostly7437]

Cool video thanks.

[@Dr.Spoofs]

What is Myles height ? I'm curious what his edc is and about the grip sizes he uses. I've looked for this info but cannot find it. Can anyone help ?

[@onpsxmember]

Height and hand size aren't connected. Afaik, he is using a P365.

[@patrickbink4617]

I believe he is Myles high 😀

[@jat2409]

EDC stands for, every day carry.

[@ordinarypablo]

Great!😊

[@christisking1193]

I can do this slowly but when I speed things up it goes awry

[@pyeitme508]

Wow

[@Bender_B._Rodriguez]

No matter what I do I suck with pistols. I dry fire more than the top 20 commenters on this video

[@Quality_Guru]

Wax On - Wax Off!

[@markciso1028]

Don't you also need middle finger for this drill??

[@Burna43]

I need a tactical hyve hat 🧢

[@BirdDogey1]

I find this easier with a revolver than a pistol.

[@Nag.Nag.]

🙋 🙋

[@chiphargis3703]

Live in Washington state so………

[@robg8433]

"Honey from the Hive"... Need more ladies in your vids 👀👀🤔🤔👍🏼👍🏼

[@fightjudge760]

You talk too much

[@guns_n_shooting_passion]

Thanks for next great video 💥👍

[@jessey-stoolin]

so i didnt watch the vid but i just shot the p 210-6 at the 50m range and my first shots where on the bottom right but afer i changed the position of my arms and griped harder i hit black in the middle most of the time some of them realy close to it