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  • #16
    SIKwitIT
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 856

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    • #17
      9mmepiphany
      Calguns Addict
      • Jul 2008
      • 8075

      Originally posted by Old_Eyes
      I try to always practice the reset during live fire but when competing it's turns into a controlled slap. Trigger reset is definitely a skill you need if you want any sort of precision but in a competition setting I focus more on simply having the gun ready during the muzzle flip and before I line up with the next target.uote
      Having the gun "ready" can include resetting the trigger, taking up the slack, and prepping the trigger before your sights align on the target...there's plenty of time while the muzzle is off the target (flipping)

      Most shooters I've shot with slap the ***** out of it. We almost all do. The odd reality is you need to practice the reset skill to really learn how to get off the trigger fast with the smallest amount of excess movement.
      Most good shooters that I know don't...and a smaller amount of movement shouldn't be a goal either. Getting back on the trigger before pressing off a shot should be the goal.

      At the very least, you should be feeling the face of the trigger, as a distinct sensation, before your final press
      ...because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's Tale

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