Videos tagged with Smooth Trigger Pull

This video emphasizes the importance of starting slow and focusing on smooth, deliberate technique when learning to shoot. It advises beginners against trying to emulate advanced shooters seen online, instead recommending the use of a simple target, like a 'kiddie toy,' to practice good fundamentals without the pressure of speed.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of a proper master grip and a smooth, light trigger press for accurate pistol shooting. The instructor warns against 'slapping' the trigger, which leads to shots going low and left, and advocates for a consistent, controlled press that minimizes firearm movement.

This video by John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, demystifies the trigger press to improve shooting accuracy. He emphasizes a smooth, consistent pull that minimizes manipulation of the firearm, which often causes low and left shots. Johnson demonstrates techniques using a Glock 19, Taurus G3, and S&W Shield Plus, highlighting how different trigger types require specific approaches to maintain weapon stability and achieve tighter groups.

This video provides an overview of the new Diamondback SDR 9mm Luger revolver introduced at Industry Day at the Range 2025. It highlights the short 2-inch barrel, use of moon clips for 9mm Luger ammunition, and features designed for concealed carry, such as its smooth exterior and lightweight construction. The review also touches on the high-viz fiber optic sights, captured crane for easy cleaning, and textured grips.

This video demonstrates an effective technique for shooting a plate rack with a revolver, specifically the Taurus 856 Executive Grade. The instructor emphasizes a smooth, fast shooting style that avoids cocking the hammer for each shot, instead utilizing a smooth double-action pull and continuous movement between targets. This method is presented as a way to achieve better hits faster than traditional single-action cocking on a plate rack.

Rossen Hristov from Tactical Performance Center emphasizes a critical principle for achieving accuracy while shooting fast: prioritize aggressive vision over rapid trigger manipulation. He advises that the eyes should be the most active element in the shooting process, while the trigger pull should be smooth and controlled, using only the necessary force to maintain precision.

This video reviews the Tactical Pontoon Excommunicate Oh trigger for Glocks, focusing on its speed-enhancing features like a quick reset and smooth pull. The reviewer, Honest Outlaw, compares it to a previous Apex trigger, highlighting the Excommunicate Oh's superior reset speed and positive feel, which aids in rapid follow-up shots. While slightly less smooth than the Apex for pure accuracy, its speed benefits are deemed significant for dynamic shooting and home defense applications.

Roy Huntington of American Handgunner Magazine emphasizes that proper trigger press is paramount for accurate shooting, even with a perfect sight picture. He demonstrates the technique of pressing straight back smoothly and continuously, likening it to not disturbing a dime balanced on the front sight. This fundamental skill is crucial for avoiding pulled shots.