I would love to flip and press. It seems to be the most natural way to shoot different pistols at speed. I end up getting a lot of involuntary movement from the pinky of my dominate hand resulting in low shots.
I would love to flip and press. It seems to be the most natural way to shoot different pistols at speed. I end up getting a lot of involuntary movement from the pinky of my dominate hand resulting in low shots.
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Many trigger discussions break down because of terminology and perception. People often use different words to describe the same thing, the same words to describe different things, and think they are doing one thing while doing something else.
His recoil control, though, distracts from his trigger control lesson.
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Originally Posted by GJM
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i used to wannabe
Hear, hear!
But while we're discussing it.... Flip and press? Same thing as resetting in recoil, no? Coming off the trigger after the shot breaks and re-prepping. Just don't call it trigger slapping, please.
Unless I'm completely off about what y'all are talking about.
This is why we can't have nice things.
Let's please leave moderation to Staff.
A reminder also that this is a technical forum. Criticism of technique is valid. Criticism of personalities is not.
Can we split LAV and his recoil control into another thread then? If not, since it's my thread, can I request to have it closed?
Hmmm . . . this is the way I've always shot TDA. I didn't use any particular terminology to describe it though.
I believe the LAV video's intended audience are shooters who aren't experienced with the DA/SA system.
The Minority Marksman.
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