Videos tagged with Trigger Control at Speed

This video emphasizes process-oriented training over result-based training for firearms proficiency. It introduces a series of drills, starting with 'Trigger Control at Speed,' to build a durable grip and develop trigger manipulation skills. The progression includes 'One Shot Return,' '50/50s,' and 'Doubles,' progressively increasing distance and complexity to refine visual anchoring, grip consistency, and predictive shooting capabilities. The instructor stresses the importance of analyzing feedback to understand cause and effect, rather than focusing solely on the target outcome.

This guide outlines essential firearms training drills for law enforcement instructors with limited practice time and ammunition. It emphasizes mastering marksmanship fundamentals like trigger control at speed, rapid fire pairs, reactive shooting, and multiple target engagement. The advice includes integrating dry repetitions to maximize training efficiency and build shooter awareness.

Ben Stoeger outlines two key dry fire drills to improve trigger control, especially during high rates of fire. The 'Trigger Control at Speed' drill focuses on reacting to a stimulus with an immediate, controlled trigger press. The 'Aggressive Dry Fire Trigger Presses' method involves applying excessive force straight back into the frame to better simulate live-fire tension and identify sight movement.