Crimson Trace Training Tip- Trigger Management: Guns & Gear|S7 Pro Tip

Published on October 7, 2015
Duration: 2:48

This training tip from Gun Talk Media focuses on improving trigger management through the use of laser-equipped firearms. The instructor demonstrates how to use a laser to diagnose and correct trigger press errors in both revolvers and semi-automatic pistols. By observing the laser's movement during dry fire and live fire, shooters can identify and refine their trigger control for more accurate shots.

Quick Summary

Improve your trigger management by using a laser-equipped firearm. Focus on a smooth, consistent trigger press and observe the laser's movement for immediate feedback on aim disturbance. Adjust your grip and finger placement to minimize movement, and consider a partner's observation during live fire for enhanced accuracy.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction to Trigger Management
  2. 00:11Comparing Revolver and Semi-Automatic
  3. 00:27Revolver Dry Fire with Laser
  4. 00:47Diagnosing Trigger Press Errors
  5. 00:52Adjusting Grip for Better Control
  6. 01:03Revolver Live Fire Practice
  7. 01:42Semi-Automatic Dry Fire with Laser
  8. 01:54Trigger and Sear Management
  9. 02:08Semi-Automatic Live Fire Practice
  10. 02:29Partner Training and Feedback
  11. 02:40Conclusion and Practice Tips

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I improve my trigger management skills?

You can improve trigger management by practicing with a laser-equipped firearm. Focus on a smooth, consistent trigger press and observe the laser's movement. Any deviation indicates your trigger finger is disturbing the aim, prompting adjustments to your grip and finger placement.

What is the benefit of using a laser for trigger control practice?

A laser sight provides immediate visual feedback on your trigger press. It clearly shows if your finger movement is causing the firearm to move off target, allowing you to identify and correct errors in your technique during both dry-fire and live-fire practice.

How do I adjust my trigger finger for better control?

To improve trigger control, try using a bit more of your trigger finger. This can help you manage the press more effectively and reduce the tendency to 'slap' or 'jerk' the trigger, which causes the firearm to move. Experiment to find the optimal placement for a smooth pull.

Can a partner help with trigger management training?

Yes, a partner can be very helpful. While you focus on your sight picture and trigger press, your partner can watch the laser dot. They can alert you to any dipping, jumping, or anticipation in your shot, providing valuable external feedback on your trigger control.

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