Prof Young
New member
Shooters:
I've had a hard time getting my Beretta 92fs (9mm) on target. It groups just fine, but always to the left. I figured that had to do with placement of the finger on the trigger, and that I was pushing the gun to the left as I pulled the trigger. I've been experimenting with trigger placement to no avail. I figured that I needed to put more of my finger on the trigger to pull it back to the right. It was bad enough that I was starting to think it was the gun not me. Well, today I got the range master to take a few shots. He nailed the ten ring four times in a row. Then he looked at my grip and finger placement. He had me put the very end of my finger on the trigger. Amazingly the placement came back to the right and I started hitting what I was aiming at. It's going to be a while before I can hit the ten ring four times in a row, but I did much better.
So much to learn.
Live well, be safe
Prof Young
I've had a hard time getting my Beretta 92fs (9mm) on target. It groups just fine, but always to the left. I figured that had to do with placement of the finger on the trigger, and that I was pushing the gun to the left as I pulled the trigger. I've been experimenting with trigger placement to no avail. I figured that I needed to put more of my finger on the trigger to pull it back to the right. It was bad enough that I was starting to think it was the gun not me. Well, today I got the range master to take a few shots. He nailed the ten ring four times in a row. Then he looked at my grip and finger placement. He had me put the very end of my finger on the trigger. Amazingly the placement came back to the right and I started hitting what I was aiming at. It's going to be a while before I can hit the ten ring four times in a row, but I did much better.
So much to learn.
Live well, be safe
Prof Young