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

[@rpwbass]

Thank you Myles and Tactical Hyve for excellent information, presented in a clear and very helpful way. This channel has quickly become my absolute favorite as I try to improve my skills!

[@glocknines]

one of the most underrated channels ..excellent

[@TacticalHyve]

Thanks!

[@dalewalters357]

Excellent exercise…

[@victorrivas7967]

Absolutely a great drill!!!

[@hopewilliams6705]

Great content guys!

[@paulspitz1949]

These are really helpful, but it would be better I think to have some of the demonstrations by people who are not very competent, to see what's going wrong. Myles always gets it right.

[@cornydad]

So many more fun owners need to see this

[@ecalzo]

Nice and helping video thanks Myles

[@biker1958]

Thanks for the training video.

[@joshwest6712]

Thanks Myles. Love the videos.

[@TacticalHyve]

Glad you like them!

[@miketaylor4417]

Thank you

[@longgone9869]

I’m really having trouble doing that open grip with a double action pistol

[@tormentorxl2732]

Dangit. I can’t find my dry fire round.

[@victormaxwell1919]

It's usually down and left 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mikespectre4153]

Snap rounds should come standard with a strobe and a beeping sound. Theyre more expensive than real bullets and I lose them all the time

[@longgone9869]

In case your gun falls after the shot? Doesn’t your firearm have a striker block to prevent it from discharging if it hits the ground?

[@guns_n_shooting_passion]

You are great teacher. I don't have possibility to join your live training session so I'm grateful for your video tips. Greetings 💥

[@xxxxRAVENxxxx]

I am a new shooter and need help with consistancy and my bullets keep going left instead of centered. Someone told me its grip and how i pull the trigger. And breathing

[@zachscott4867]

Left and low left usually indicate tightening of your grip in anticipation of controlling recoil. This drill should help you find out why.

[@lucasathus]

Sorry if it's a stupid question, I'm a new shooter Doesn't pulling your finger off the trigger right after you shoot gets in the way of a proper follow through?

[@TacticalHyve]

Proper follow through involves being ready to take another shot. Pinning a trigger to the rear does not make one ready to take another shot. The answer to your question, is no, it does not get in the way.

[@lucasathus]

@@TacticalHyve Thank you! I got the follow through thing all wrong. I'm going to search more on the subject

[@KP-Pro2A]

Hi Myles, was hoping you could clarify something for me if you happen to see this comment. Sometimes I get hung up on one sentence or a few words in a lesson and it’s hard to move past it and concentrate until I understand the meaning. I’m looking for clarification on C clamp pressure. Do you mean from front strap to back strap or from left panel to right panel.

[@victormaxwell1919]

👍👍👍😎

[@deno7482]

👏👏👌👌👍👍💯

[@dipsetny9291]

He didn’t show how he properly pulled or pressed the trigger.

[@jessesoto8887]

Miles is hawwtt👨‍❤️‍👨

[@jimmytumabcao3509]

Thank You for sharing tips like this MyLes.. 🙏💪🏅🫡🇵🇭