Trigger Control & Follow-Through | Pro's Guide to Pistol Shooting Fundamentals

[@td120180]

I highly recommend AHT if they offer a class in your area. Took one back in April and they're coming back to my area in September so I immediately signed up. Rick is an excellent instructor and his AI's were great as well. Highly highly recommend.

[@EnricoBressi]

Rick, your attention to the most minor detail is AMAZING!! Like pinpointing the lack of one bacteria that makes an entire biosphere collapse! Love your vids bro!

[@ericknudsen98]

The point about the fingerprint facing you is eye opening. I can't wait to get to a range to try that out!

[@oxanakovalenko9968]

I have no idea what he's talking about and l love it!

[@edgaresquivel2147]

He’s pretty much saying to pull the trigger on the reset and to not let it go all the way to mechanical reset cause there’s more room for human error.

[@mikebastiat]

@@edgaresquivel2147 Still, what does that mean? Is there some sooner part where the trigger breaks when the weapon cycles? What is a clickbang? What is the right way?

[@AonGuardian]

That Agency Arms Glock is eye candy. Had to rewatch to pay attention to the LEO :)

[@shahreyaralam1019]

Putting more finger on to the trigger I believe it helps to mitigate the movement of two joints and aids the movement of knuckle instead

[@kraigmiller8027]

Going to steal that “We the people” tattoo!!!

[@bigdny99]

Wow where are your training classes. I just stumbled on your series and doing this at work in my office... Great work!!

[@realdeal1512]

As always Rick is extremely detailed at explaining so many needed fundamentals

[@Zodiase]

I have a question regarding the trigger finger movement. If I understand correctly the video suggests I should find the sear break and practice to stop my trigger finger right after the break, not pulling/pinging all the way to the bottom. However, I'm not sure how this would work well in a practical combat situation where the handgun I have may not be the one I practice with, and the sear break position is different, and all my muscle memory of my trigger finger just went out of the window. Wouldn't consistently pulling to the bottom be more versatile?

[@pegasotactico4912]

exelente instruccion muy ilustrativa gracias

[@Yonhi88]

Outstanding video, helped me with accuracy

[@coloradogrownHD]

Can’t wait for these videos to come out.

[@impactaustria]

Solid Info, no BS. Like the series.

[@TRUTHISABSOLUTE777]

Lower the Music Volume a little bit

[@mr.lootybutthole]

Not hating on this guy, he is expert and a better shooter than anybody watching this. Cringy to see his muzzle discipline though...

[@judexfiggy4274]

This will only work on heavy triggers but for comp triggers sub 2 lbs. and you put your finger on the trigger while your muzzle is not parallel to the ground this is extremely dangerous

[@ATGG]

Holly, the guy at 7:00 on the right seems like a Green Beret xDD

[@Lavishliam]

Very helpful video

[@pedrocanedo4615]

Great Sir. 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@alexandraprisacaru-Andra]

This guy explains the best from my perspective. I would rather see written on him FBI though. Yea. Thanks for sharing knowledge!!

[@2stroketyson79]

bot

[@TruthTactical]

Outstanding

[@dreamscatcher320]

You guys are using competition modified guns. Try teaching with guns that the average concealed carry jo has plz. But I must say I love your videos

[@StutteRx]

Same shit applies. You don't need all that to control the firearm. Train with what you carry. Thats what they carry..

[@averymendoza1984]

What type of pistol is that??

[@vasilbenov6260]

Cool video

[@jasonyi5851]

Hey... wait a moment! Are you placing your trigger finger inside the trigger guard before your support hand meets the pistol? Shouldn't you wait until, at least when the support hand's index finger touch the trigger guard?

[@danielbeltranjr]

Sooner rather than faster. That was his point you can work on speed but if I leave a min before you I’m already faster. He’s also saying once you have good form and posture and you pointed toward the target you place you finger on the trigger and that support hand is already on the way in one motion.

[@danielbeltranjr]

Its also about minimal human error if your going faster that increases the chances of an error if you follow the fundamentals your reducing. Same with the click bang he was talking about your trigger is going to have so many stops before the shot breaks, practice with your dry fires with your trigger and you’ll know exactly how many stops.

[@mtbbiker999]

Perfect tactical 👍🤝

[@archangelismg]

What pistol and attachments you using. I just got my sirt pistol for dry fire training

[@kirkwilliams4942]

Are we using one eye or both?

[@vorwaerts_nie_zurueck]

Great stuff but why the constant music in the back? I find it distracting.

[@bspence54]

So what shirt 👕 is that ???

[@Lionsmane419]

What pistol is this?

[@younespl8762]

We need some ifpro caps 🧢

[@jod125]

What does he mean by interrpted manner? He never seemed to explain it

[@LAAM619]

just gun culture mr. coolguy useless jargon.

[@glocho2198]

Yes

[@rickyjones7013]

Rick my question is this does the this also work and the 1911 platform I love my 1911 and want to learn how to be able to use it properly

[@awokeone7997]

It applies to 1911, DA/SA & striker fired pistols. When you pull the trigger and your slide goes back to chamber a round, that's when you should reset and prep your trigger to the wall so when your iron sight or red dot is back on target you are ready to shoot another round and you have eliminated more of the human error by not letting the trigger go all the way forward and taking out the slack.

[@jayt5346]

“You should not have to think about breathing 😐” 😂

[@ufprogear]

Many thanks for the feedback, absolutely appreciated and we will share it with the team As for the color differences we would like to explain that different materials used are subject to different lighting, so the colors vary due to that more than in reality. But indeed we are using different materials as well for those two pieces. As the production process and light reflection of the materials differ, there might be slight differences in the colors, but we are trying to keep them as close as possible.

[@travisc3928]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MdMamun-cn5lv]

Which gun he used

[@ringrageboxing5870]

It all sounds too pseudo complicated, I would have used a much more down to the earth language.

[@UsainBoltful]

Which Ja let is he wearing in this video?

[@ufprogear]

Hi, it's Striker XT Gen.2 Combat Shirt: bit.ly/36jokW8 😎🤙

[@teanistillmon3341]

I like this but, it should be for more advanced people. Mistakes can happen here. Other than that, nice video.

[@reubadoob]

So trying to fire the follow up shot prior to the mechanical click and instead firing from when the sear resets? Do I have that right ?

[@jamescrowe7892]

Just let the trigger out all the way. Don't get bogged down with the point in which it resets. You won't be thinking about audible clicks.

[@impactaustria]

Just try to reset the trigger during recoil, and not after. So that you're at the wall ready to fire again BEFORE the gun has fully recovered from recoil. Of course you won't be able to outrun the slide, but you will be able to outrun your recoil control. This way you're able to instantly fire the moment the sight picture tells you "good to go" after the previous shot. Works on all semiauto platforms. Just make sure you're neither shortstroking (failing to reset) the trigger ("trigger freeze") nor resetting too aggresively or you will risk NDing the following shot over the target.

[@pyeitme508]

Wow

[@impactaustria]

Did someone say click-bang?! Don't tell JJ!

[@chiccobelfort4472]

TOO MUCH BLABLA AND NOT REALLY SOLID !!

[@akagumttownboy]

What chest rig

[@tonykirst]

Antonioooooooooo

[@rockie121]

That's the Scarab, isn't it

[@TheZabbiemaster]

why would you ever want to have your finger even near the trigger before you roughly point your gun towards where you're shooting at. like this you're going to sweep everything from your toes towards the bad guy, not even to speak what this haste can do to your awareness of stuff behind your target.

[@matthewwillett7090]

Yeah I have to agree. I don't think I'll be getting to the wall in the middle of my draw anytime soon, way too risky outside of a range.

[@tacticaltrioadventure5224]

So what’s the deal whith one glove only?

[@petesahat747]

Tacticool ^^

[@daltonstallworth8523]

Might just be for the video - this way, we can differentiate between left hand fingers and right hand fingers when we're studying his grip

[@tacticaltrioadventure5224]

🤔

[@tacticaltrioadventure5224]

Ok got it the glove is black the pistol is black yea for demonstration Purposes

[@daltonstallworth8523]

@@tacticaltrioadventure5224 if you've got a better answer, feel free to stick with that, cuz I doubt the guy in the video is about to show up and dispell the curiosity. You have my 2 cents to fall back on if you want it.

[@eightchips]

Dry Fire vs low+left :^)

[@Kymarov9]

“Every bullet is attached to a lawyer”. Then why would you “prep the trigger” before you are on target? I’d strongly disagree. Finger shouldn’t touch that trigger until your sights are on target generally…. Unless it’s hip shooting

[@StutteRx]

Haha. You've never been in a gun fight. Everything is contextual. If a dude is 15 yard away or 4 yards away, prepping the trigger before you fully extend can help in taking shots sooner. Plenty of people who show how to shoot from retention and continue to shoot while extending, putting effecting shots on target. If you aren't confident with your firearm, just say so.

[@Kymarov9]

@@StutteRx glad you graced me with your extensive first hand gun fighting knowledge…

[@zakscat]

Why did I read it tiger

[@cyberlycans4191]

Every round is married to a lawyer?! Let's not blame the boogeyman for any of our negligence, how about every shot we fire and miss is married to an innocent person

[@rhaonymenezesmonteiro6235]

a training show

[@xusmico187]

Wow, from REAL pros doing training to videos to gomers. Please UFpro, what ever you did to get this guy, fix it!!!

[@505thpir]

Why do you wear only 1 glove??

[@Dis777Ease]

Better weapon control. Can mitigate human error more by have full feeling of the weapon instead of your glove getting in the way

[@13BSteelRain]

No snags and more space for trigger finger. Left glove holds most pressure on pistol.

[@daltonstallworth8523]

Might be to differentiate between left hand fingers and right hands fingers for the video - this way, we can see clearly how he's gripping with each hand

[@marklohmeier3458]

srlsy wtf is he talking about

[@winstonnmccay]

So,..what store owner has ever told someone that a gun shoots low and left? Like, ever?

[@Gnor27]

@Matt R No The "jerking"' is a kind of hanlding error. You should pull the trigger with equal speed, not to jerk it. If you are not practised you will hit low left.

[@Gnor27]

@Matt R Blow? I dont know what does it mean in this sentence but there is a draw about the shooting errors. i.pinimg.com/originals/ed/00/82/ed0082052ad131b707c9f104e188f7ab.gif

[@markfergerson2145]

Minor bitch point- to whoever does the editing; THE FUCKING MUSIC IS TOO FUCKING LOUD!!! I am NOT going to wear earpro to watch a video!!! That said, good content. You may need to go into more detail to explain the difference between sear reset and manufacture reset particularly because not all handguns follow the same design. OTOH a lot of guys really can't feel the many click points between touching the trigger and BANG.

[@icterio1]

Keep breathing. I have to write that down.

[@FrogToadBug]

The music in this series is terrible

[@diggeler]

Omg it’s a GUN Or a pistol if you want. Not everything is a „weapon system“ ffs

[@coenraadvermeulen2717]

Music too damm load !!!!!!

[@JacquelineMRandle]

Ná3;P

[@justinlaventure1112]

I thought it was bad to dry fire?

[@notinuse298]

Not at all. Unless it's a bow lol

[@sctm81]

It's ok with snap caps.

[@Instananners]

Modern quality made firearms are very much good to go on dry firing. Not only is dry firing cheap and easy to do at any time, it’s a great way to hone in your skills every day without having to go to the range. I would very much recommend dry fire practice such as reloads, getting on target, and trigger control.

[@Gnor27]

I cant understand anything of this video,

[@StutteRx]

Sorry. Ill go get the crayons

[@btemplr4]

Don’t forget to breathe

[@jehovahuponyou]

DOES ONE REALLY NEED TO DRESS WITH ALL THE GARB THIS GUY HAS ON TO SHOOT A PISTOL - PLAYING ARMY IS FOR CHILDREN, WE NEED NOT "DRESS TO IMPRESS" (LMAO!!!) JUST TO SHOOT A PISTOL - THANK YOU, AND GOOD DAY!!!!!!!

[@theprofessional5932]

8 minutes of just holding a side arm and repeating the same thing. Boring clip

[@moawiaaarsa2498]

That's a scam

[@juliemorris9082]

0:33 0:45 0:55 prepping trigger 1:45 every shot is attached to a lawyer 2:13 mitigating 3:00 follow through steps 3:58 1 joint 5:23 stops 6:55+