Prof Young
New member
Okay, so I've done enough handgun shooting now that I very much understand the need to pull the trigger straight back. I've read a bunch of posted stuff on this website and looked at other websites for advice and training. What I've come up with, in terms of conclusions is:
1. Every hand gun fits one's hand differently . . . at least a little.
2. Because of point one above, a shooter has to learn what constitutes the best placement of his finger on the trigger for that particular gun.
3. A person has to shoot the same gun (using same ammo) much more than just casually to be consistently on target at any distance much over ten yards.
4. It's a heck of a lot of fun learning all this stuff.
What else? Talk to me . . .
Live well, be safe
Prof Young
1. Every hand gun fits one's hand differently . . . at least a little.
2. Because of point one above, a shooter has to learn what constitutes the best placement of his finger on the trigger for that particular gun.
3. A person has to shoot the same gun (using same ammo) much more than just casually to be consistently on target at any distance much over ten yards.
4. It's a heck of a lot of fun learning all this stuff.
What else? Talk to me . . .
Live well, be safe
Prof Young