Trigger Technique with a Glock (Ben Stoeger)

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Ben Stoeger is an IPSC World Champion, multiple time USPSA National Champion, and author. He travels all over the US and the world shooting matches and teaching classes.
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[@lostinthecarolinas]

I completely agree-I shoot all my pistols like double action revolvers. Roll through the trigger. Completely release the trigger. Repeat as necessary. For me, this is faster, way simpler and much more accurate than trying to prep the trigger, add initial pressure, then build pressure to a surprise break. I tried it bullseye style for years and pulled everything low left. Not anymore! Great video. Very useful. Thanks for sharing.

[@billyblake4291]

Ben is always honest, always real, and always talking about substantial techniques without a bunch of bs. Thanks Ben!

[@ripdoinksinamish]

Really awesome to see that even you have *some* sympathetic finger movement

[@scottparker3323]

The consistency and persistence of your instruction is champion, thank the expert content......👈👈👈👈👈👈👈👈👈👈👈👈❤️❤️❤️

[@stevenkennedy4130]

Thanks again!

[@WinningDeadlyEncounters]

Gold thank you

[@guto7848]

Are you allowed to share Ben's content on your KZbin channel? Did he give you his consent?

[@adamvalencia9385]

Great inputs. Q: curious for you to go over the thumb down grip vs the flagged thumb grip? Ive been playing with dryfire while flagging my thumb up and there seems to be less dot movement while shooting multiple shots. Curious to hear any feedback or insights on this topic. great video as usual though. thanks.

[@AAlphaMike]

🔥🔥

[@hesko125]

Are glocks viable in uspsa?

[@jessegpresley]

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[@shaneengelberts120]

Learning each day. Many thanks