To push or pull?

[drdarkness]

I've heard some people say you should push your trigger back towards you and some say pull,which do you do?

[Merc1138]

I use my Jedi mind powers to make it move.

Is this really a serious question?

[XYZ]

I use my ring finger.

[wjc]

I respect my trigger too much to push it.

[forgiven]

huh???

[drdarkness]

yes it is a serious question.

[Merc1138]

yes it is a serious question.

Do doors confuse you as well or something? How would you "push" a trigger if the trigger needs to be pulled(or squeezed) toward you?

[drdarkness]

By using the very tip of your finger some say that is pushing.

[Merc1138]

And some people call it a number of words(that would likely get me banned). There is no difference other than the word used. If you want to ask whether people use the tip of their finger, joint, center of the pad, higher or lower on the trigger, etc. then you'd have a question that made sense.

[IntoForever]

Mine is more of a lifting motion.

[Ron-Solo]

[drdarkness]

Merc you just don't understand and that's ok. A push is more of a rearward poke, so your finger is more curled back towards you.

[noob_tube]

Neither. You're supposed to squeeze it.

[Merc1138]

Merc you just don't understand and that's ok. A push is more of a rearward poke, so your finger is more curled back towards you.

So if you curl your fingers back to use just the tips to "push" the door handle towards you, you're not pulling the door open?

No, that's not how the English language works, and that's such a silly statement that I've never even seen that before with regards to shooting. Even the shotgun people who can't understand the dictionary definition of the word "aim" understand the difference between push and pull. I'm not the only one in this thread who had no idea what you were talking about(mostly because you don't seem to know), I'm just the one that brought it up.

[Plisk]

Neither. Press.

Just my opinion.