Got into an interesting conversation today with a man who claimed to be a member of the USAMU (army marksmanship unit) and we got to talking about how they teach trigger control now in the service. He told me that instead of trying to pull the trigger with the tip of the finger they now just say to just place the trigger naturally on the finger and wherever that lands will probably give you the best ability to pull the trigger straight to the rear. He showed it to me on an AR we we're both looking at and my finger landed well inside the joint (proximally) and he said that's where his lands too.
I looked up this type of trigger control and found both the Army and the Marines teach this on both rifles and pistols.
It seems to work well but what do I know. Any thoughts on this? There's a few videos out on YouTube saying almost word for word what he was telling me, and it looks like they were classes.
I looked up this type of trigger control and found both the Army and the Marines teach this on both rifles and pistols.
It seems to work well but what do I know. Any thoughts on this? There's a few videos out on YouTube saying almost word for word what he was telling me, and it looks like they were classes.