Posted: 9/12/2009 6:21:40 PM EDT
This may seem like an odd one: on that chart where you can find the quirks in your trigger pull (ie shooting 6 o'clock of your target due to breaking the wrist early), when they say too much or too little trigger finger....what do they mean? In other words, when a right-handed shooter hits to the left of the target and a lefty shoots right of the target. I was at the range, and I kept tearing out the 9 to the right of the target (i'm southpaw).
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Too much finger means you have...too much of your finger in the trigger guard/the pad of your finger is not centered on the trigger. IOW, the trigger is too close to the joint of your finger. Too little is the opposite. Ohhh, thanks! I was always thinking it had to do with the PULL itself. Which is why it never seemed to make sense to me. |
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Check out the Army Pistol Marksmanship Guide for some good info.
I'll try to do the link: http://www.saveourguns.com/Ar_Marks_Un_Pistol_Train_Guide.pdf |