Originally Posted by
Jay Cunningham
This is going to sound really picky, but it's an opportunity to make a technical point:
The proper trigger press is one continuous motion with constant trigger speed until the shot breaks. If you have a "rolling break" trigger then continuous rearward pressure will in fact produce a constant trigger speed. But if you don't, then you will have to vary the pressure to achieve the speed.
Sounds complicated but actually it's simple. Operate the trigger aggressively... don't operate it in stages. Even if you need to make a precise shot it's okay to slow down your trigger manipulation a bit... but not too much. Even if a bit slower it should still be a constant speed.
Generally speaking, of course.