I'm not familiar with this, what do you mean by coordinate trigger pull?
Should have trained more.
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I'm not familiar with this, what do you mean by coordinate trigger pull?
The start of recoil begins with the gun going off. Learning to know the time of trigger pull(going slow at first) until it fires, you know when the recoil will rear it's ugly head. It's a rhythm that eventually will be incorporated with your recoil control and sight picture reset.
Trigger trigger trigger, gun goes off, recoil goes up, you control it on the way back down to reset your sight picture to take your next shot.
I've always heard the "surprise" method because of people moving when anticipating the recoil (I admit when I first started out that was one of my problems). Any other ways to teach against anticipation with this timing method other than showing them the holes in the paper aren't where they're supposed to be?
If we are talking about slow fire marksmanship, usually with rifles, sure.
Self defense shooting, you better know when the gun is going to fire because you're about to kill someone.
Wangbadan
Big Wang
- Jul 15, 2021
- 85
This is good advice. Don’t want to surprise yourself by shooting someone!
-big Wang
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