Trigger Control | Pro Tip From OS Long Range Shooting Schools

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[@neilfisch6533]

I've been shooting for 60 years and I am always interested in anything that will help me to put only one hole in the paper. Thanks for the info.

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching.

[@carlwilliams6300]

Great info I find myself hurrying my shots a lot of time thanks

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Glad to help thanks for watching.

[@christinaparsley2900]

Thanks for the video. New to rifles and eager to learn.

[@OutdoorSolutions]

@@christinaparsley2900 thanks for watching. Be sure to download our ebook on becoming a better shooter, it’s free and I pinned the link in the comments here.

[@alexmook6786]

Excellent! Thank you for the great advice.

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Thanks for watching. Glad you liked it b

[@Tatankaonline]

I found the hand placement video but is was not in the description. Thanks for the "Tips" videos Greg. A link did pop up at the end but you suggested to watch that one 1st.

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Thanks for watching. 👊🏻

[@Tatankaonline]

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[@OutdoorSolutions]

@@Tatankaonline Thank you so much for the kind words, they are greatly appreciated. Glad you find value in what we have to offer.

[@charlesvire7517]

Thanks Brother… Damn good 👍 information and trigger pull. Makes since about what you said about guys using higher caliber rifle’s. Anticipating that recoil and trying to compensate without even thinking 💭 about it. Damn throw you off target 🎯 every time. That advice going to save me big time in the wallet. As 338 Lapua costing $5 a shot now. Semper Fi

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Yes sir! We appreciate you watching! 👊🏻 Thank you for your service. We have multiple instructors that are Marines.

[@charlesvire7517]

@@OutdoorSolutions That’s outstanding… Keep it going😉. As you already know the Marine Corps stopped the Scout Sniper program…. I fell in love with the skill craft as a Infantrymen and hung out outside the school 🏫 room in Okinawa. Most my buddies on Active Duty were Scout Snipers. Love ❤️ Love ❤️ Love ❤️

[@OutdoorSolutions]

@@charlesvire7517 yes sir. Two of our guys were Scout Snipers.

[@northernsurvivalbackcountr4986]

Great tip thx bro

[@OutdoorSolutions]

You bet 👊🏻

[@craigplummer5488]

I didn't catch whether there is any pressure exerted by the thumb. does it just rest on the grip while the three fingers apply the pressure? BTW, I really like your videos. No hype, Just good technique advice.

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Hey Craig, thanks for watching, we are glad you like the videos. I would say there is really not pressure applied with the shooting thumb, just a light grip and a little more firmness with your three fingers. Hope that helps.

[@johndeere2799]

Great video... but why work the whole bolt when a simple up and down on the bolt handle will cock the gun?

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Lol good question. Purely habit/muscle memory.

[@johndeere2799]

@@OutdoorSolutions I thought you were going to wear that bolt out... LoL Love your videos. I've been a subscribe for a long time. 👍

[@gboutdoors5198]

I like shooting long-range with air rifles, meaning 100 yards to 200 yards. I have an air rifle that can shoot inch groups at 100 yards, which is perfect for can shooting. I can easily hit a can on the first try, but when I have someone else who is less experienced, it takes them three shots. It's interesting because I tell them how to position their finger on the trigger and so on, yet it feels like I'm doing nothing different. I end up hitting more accurately, so it's cool to think that I have developed muscle memory, and I don’t even realize it. I even do it when I pick up a gun; my finger never touches the trigger, and I never even knew I was doing it. It's just really cool! I even flick the safety without realizing then I go to shoot a second shot and Im like why isnt it working.

[@deniscullis8518]

Nice one matey xden

[@briangillman735]

I'm 1 of those guys with trigger trauma. ..I've been working on this problem for a few weeks. What do you suggest to help beat this? I'm using snap caps right now and working on aim and trigger control but I still get the shakes and have a nasty flinch

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Keep working with your snap caps and use the techniques in this video and the other videos in this series. If you have them, start with a small caliber, 22 is an awesome training rifle, then work hour way up to your hunting/range rifle. What caliber are you hunting/training with?

[@johnsanders7337]

Are ya ll shooting in the North direction. Seriously just curious. Based off the lean to behind you.? Good content thank you for the video

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Thanks for watching. Yes to the North.

[@Onx_venture]

Looks like Snake Creek Range 👍

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Nailed it! Where you from?

[@Draz930]

Can you show us some tricks how to shoot accurately while standing??? Its easy to shoot paper target from table.