johnwilliamson062
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The time it takes to pull the trigger is not long enough to think/react on a single stage or the second stage of a two stage trigger. You commit when you start to pull.
My local CMP club offers great basic instruction for free to new shooters that show up to their weekly shoot. Not as detailed as a two day Appleseed, but free and weekly. If you showed with a 30-30 they'd probably let you shoot it but not report the score. If not they would lend you a carbine. Might look for a similar club in your area for the specific firearms you want to learn. Most competitive groups around me offer some help to new shooters, but not great like the CMP shoot. One of the top shooters there will put up his rifle and sit right with a new person until they are scoring with all their shots.
My local CMP club offers great basic instruction for free to new shooters that show up to their weekly shoot. Not as detailed as a two day Appleseed, but free and weekly. If you showed with a 30-30 they'd probably let you shoot it but not report the score. If not they would lend you a carbine. Might look for a similar club in your area for the specific firearms you want to learn. Most competitive groups around me offer some help to new shooters, but not great like the CMP shoot. One of the top shooters there will put up his rifle and sit right with a new person until they are scoring with all their shots.