Trigger finger plcement.
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Tim:H11
james r chapman
Sheriff1962
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Trigger finger plcement.
For years ( since I started shooting) I was under assumption , that I should place the center of the pad on my trigger finger on the trigger of semiautomatic pistol....
Now, I hear that its wrong . For BE , what is an ideal trigger finger position on the trigger on a 1911? PS. I have medium/large size hand with average lengh fingers.
Now, I hear that its wrong . For BE , what is an ideal trigger finger position on the trigger on a 1911? PS. I have medium/large size hand with average lengh fingers.
Sheriff1962- Posts : 176
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Re: Trigger finger plcement.
The position that allows a straight back trigger pull.
Mine is just right of the crease.
Mine is just right of the crease.
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Re: Trigger finger plcement.
There is no right or wrong. It's dependent on your hand size, length of pull/reach, the size of the grips on the gun and the length of the trigger. You need to place your finger where you feel it's most comfortable to you and what will provide you with the results that you're after. I have to place my trigger finger differently on guns that differ in grip and trigger dimensions in comparison to my guns.
Tim:H11- Posts : 2133
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Re: Trigger finger plcement.
What he said. Different strokes for different folks. Mine is before the crease. Some people feel on the pad is too squishy.james r chapman wrote:The position that allows a straight back trigger pull.
Mine is just right of the crease.
Chris Miceli- Posts : 2715
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Re: Trigger finger plcement.
4 me edge of trigger in crease
dronning- Posts : 2581
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Trigger finger independence
The important thing is what you are doing with the other fingers. The foundation of the grip is dependent on pulling the two middle two fingers straight back along into the grip in line with the axis of your forearm; this enables independence of the trigger finger, which is essential for executing a proper precision trigger pull. Check out his site on competitive air pistol shooting (technique is same for precision bullseye shooting): Pistol Technique.
Best, dipnet
Best, dipnet
Dipnet- Posts : 186
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Re: Trigger finger plcement.
as stated above, no right way nor wrong way JUST your way. on the finger pad is usually taught.
if toward the end of the finger too much pressure might tend to push pistol to the left when firing
off. on the fold might cause a slight pull to the right when firing. which is the reasoning for using the pad.
and, I noted you said 'pull' the trigger. Never PULL just squeeze the trigger as you would a lemon .....
if toward the end of the finger too much pressure might tend to push pistol to the left when firing
off. on the fold might cause a slight pull to the right when firing. which is the reasoning for using the pad.
and, I noted you said 'pull' the trigger. Never PULL just squeeze the trigger as you would a lemon .....
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