Training with a heavier trigger?

[Clusterfrack]

As long as the heavy DA doesn’t injure your finger, like the stock DA in a USP 45 did to me.

No kidding? So now we have to take care with USPs and Captains of Crush? Finger recovered fully, I hope.

[cheby]

For a couple of years I've shot my practice/dry fire gun with 13# main spring while my match had 11#. Worked great.

[fixer]

In attempting to master the stock DA trigger pull on a 92, I became a better Glock shooter by indescribably large margins.

[randyflycaster]

I've been wondering lately: If it reduce the trigger pull of my CZ 85b - right now the DA pull is about 5 lbs. - will it improve my accuracy?

Randy

[Clobbersaurus]

As long as the heavy DA doesn’t injure your finger, like the stock DA in a USP 45 did to me.

That sucks man.

So far so good in terms of injury and new extended dry practice sessions. I’ve done a lot of dry fire with my practice gun in the past and haven’t injured my SH but I am doubling and trippling my daily practice, so we shall see. I do feel it quite noticeably in my WH when training WHO, but the Theraband has kept most of the major pain away.