Tips For Resetting the Trigger Of Your Gun: Tactical Tuesday

Published on October 10, 2017
Duration: 3:35

This video demonstrates the 'reset drill,' a valuable training exercise for improving shooting fundamentals and speed. Taught by Justin from USCCA Training, the drill focuses on mastering the firearm's trigger reset point. By slowly releasing the trigger after a shot until the reset is felt and heard, shooters can prepare for a rapid follow-up shot, enhancing both accuracy and speed in multi-shot engagements.

Quick Summary

The firearm trigger reset drill is a fundamental training exercise for improving speed and accuracy. It involves firing a shot, maintaining trigger depression, and slowly releasing until the trigger resets. This allows for a faster, more controlled follow-up shot, enhancing overall marksmanship.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Trigger Reset
  2. 00:22Benefits of the Reset Drill
  3. 00:43Demonstrating the Reset Drill
  4. 01:48Drill Conclusion and Safety
  5. 02:00Shooter's Perspective on the Drill
  6. 02:17Additional Training Tips
  7. 02:33Pacing and Verbal Cues in the Drill
  8. 03:11Closing Remarks and Training Philosophy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main purpose of the firearm trigger reset drill?

The primary purpose of the trigger reset drill is to enhance shooting fundamentals by teaching the shooter to consistently find and utilize the firearm's trigger reset point. This allows for faster and more accurate follow-up shots, crucial in dynamic shooting scenarios.

How does the trigger reset drill help improve shooting accuracy and speed?

By practicing the controlled release of the trigger to the reset point, shooters develop a precise feel for when the trigger is ready to fire again. This minimizes unnecessary trigger movement, leading to more accurate shots and enabling quicker engagement of multiple targets.

When is the best time to practice the trigger reset drill?

The trigger reset drill is highly recommended as a warm-up exercise before live-fire training at the range. It's also beneficial when getting acquainted with a new firearm or after a period of not shooting, as it reinforces fundamental control.

What are the key steps in performing the trigger reset drill?

The drill involves firing a shot, keeping the trigger depressed, then slowly releasing it until the reset is felt and heard. Once reset, the trigger is pressed again to fire another shot. This process is repeated, focusing on the tactile and auditory feedback of the reset.

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