Videos tagged with Trigger Finger Placement
John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, details 10 common accuracy problems faced by shooters and provides actionable solutions. He emphasizes consistent grip, smooth trigger press, proper stance, and sight focus as foundational elements. The video also introduces the HTS Dryfire Bullet Insert as a tool to enhance practice by preventing slide lock.
This episode of the Guns Magazine podcast features Eric Ghouse discussing negligent discharges (NDs), emphasizing that they are almost always the shooter's fault due to human error rather than equipment failure. Ghouse and host Brent Wheat explore the psychology behind denial, the importance of adhering to firearm safety rules, and common scenarios leading to NDs, such as improper trigger finger placement, sympathetic squeeze, loss of balance, and startle responses. The discussion highlights the need for constant vigilance and deliberate actions, especially during reholstering, and stresses that even experienced shooters can have NDs.
This video by John the Firearms Instructor emphasizes using the tip of the trigger finger for increased proficiency. He differentiates between a 'pull' (jerking) and a 'press' (slow engagement), explaining how the latter improves accuracy by minimizing unwanted weapon movement. The instructor recommends practicing slow trigger engagement, even through dry fire, to master this technique and achieve tighter groups.
This video provides an in-depth guide to mastering trigger control and finger placement for improved handgun accuracy. Instructor John emphasizes using the pad of the index finger for consistent pressure, maintaining a relaxed grip to minimize movement, and aligning the finger with the center of the trigger for a straight pull. The importance of dry firing for developing muscle memory and enhancing shooting skills is also highlighted, offering practical techniques for shooters of all levels seeking to enhance their precision.











