Videos tagged with Prep and Snatch

This guide details two essential trigger control techniques, 'Prep and Roll' and 'Prep and Snatch,' taught by a Tenicor instructor. The 'Prep and Roll' method involves reaching the trigger wall and applying continuous pressure until the shot breaks, while 'Prep and Snatch' involves pre-loading the trigger and then rapidly completing the pull. Live fire validation at various distances is recommended to determine the optimal technique for individual shooters and firearms, emphasizing minimal gun movement for enhanced accuracy.

This guide details advanced trigger control techniques taught by USPSA Grandmaster Mark Smith. It critiques common errors like slow trigger prep leading to misses and introduces three primary methods: 'Prep and Roll,' 'Prep and Snatch,' and the 'Smash' technique. The 'Smash' method, particularly with the 'Wall Before Sights' concept, is highlighted as a way to minimize firearm movement during ignition, with a progressive training system ('5 Levels of Smash') provided for mastery.