Proper Trigger Control: Straight to the Rear (Dry Fire)

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I’ve been watching KZbin gun videos for a long time and you are by far one of the best for these types of videos :)

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Miles is one of the best teachers around. He makes it so easy to learn. Thank you!

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This was the best explanation of exactly what to do I’ve seen. Appreciate the great content!

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Hyper focus, second knuckle, got it.

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It's been over 20 for me, but I had to purchase another piece because being a single mom in Seattle these days has a lot to be longed for in terms of safety. I used to have a Glock 17 that I said schuck it, I bought a Glock 19 third gen instead of another 17. I think it's going to handle better for me since I'm a small individual. These videos have definitely been helping with my grip, and I can't wait to get out to the range!

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Nice little exercise and tip. Every little bit helps.

[@BlakeWebb23]

IMHO trigger control is the most important and hardest skill to master for pistol shooting. But once you do, it is the skill that improves your accuracy the most.

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I simply love your presentation. I share with others and incorporated some of your steps into my corse of instruction. Thank you.

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This is exactly what I needed!

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Great video. This is what I need to work on myself.

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Thanks for the great educational videos. So helpful.

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This video helped me so much

[@bourjuva]

most importing thing for accuracy trigger control no doubht!

[@shortbrownguy]

Without a proper grip, none of this is possible. The goal is to have a repeatable grip that allows you to press the trigger without disturbing your sights and allows your sights to return to zero.

[@bourjuva]

@@shortbrownguy proper grip important aswell for sure but repeatable shoot makes it more important. single presicion shots depends ur trigger control.

[@DataGeek903]

@@shortbrownguy yep. Dan Horner says flinch is natural, don't fight it, just know the timing (flinch AFTER the bullet's left the barrel). And trigger is irrelevant, it's 100% grip. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZ68pZqAfb92b9E

[@shortbrownguy]

@qmdakhenaton3932 Single precision shots with a pistol are rarely if ever done in real world scenarios. If your grip doesn't allow you to maintain a high level of accuracy during a multi shot string of fire, you have tons of work to do. Nobody depends on 1 shot accuracy when it comes to gunfighting with a pistol, and if you do, you're just making excuses for your inability to properly grip a pistol.

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Thank you for this video. Excellent value!

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Thank you! So helpful.

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Obrigado! Tenho aprendido muito com você!!

[@paulzimmerman3895]

Great info. Thanks. Very important.

[@sam-kx3ty]

Nice video, I personally just use the tip of my trigger finger and my alignment stays intact( I am quick with it too).

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Dope 🔥! Great information

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Another great video.

[@emiliojorge5794]

So I purchase the dry fire months ago and I haven’t used. Until today

[@joshuaborne4721]

Miles not trying to upstage you. I've been shooting handguns wells over 30 years and just learned a visual technique that may assist. The visual technique is to pull the front sight through th3 rear sight using your trigger finger.

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[@920WASHBURN]

Someone should make a training pistol that only breaks when pulled properly. Like all those wierd golf things.

[@DataGeek903]

dan horner says flinch and trigger doesn't matter. Grip is where its at. He often demonstrates this by having someone hold a firearm and using a dowel to slap the trigger. the bullet should hit where you're aiming, if not your grip is off.

[@rainydays516]

I guarantee you as you trying to get better as a shooter, your trigger finger is 99% why you miss. You can hold the gun with just 3 fingers n if your trigger pull doesn't flinch the gun....bullet will be exactly where you aimed. You can have an super firm grip(which you see in a lot of shooter) but if your pull moves the gun just a slight bit, you'll miss. Record your self and any friend who is struggling in slo-mo... tell them to grip the gun as proper n firm as they can. You'll see the pull is where they mess up

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