Everything I have read to date about trigger control states, that a person should squeeze the trigger and not know when the gun is going to go off. But, in the November 2007 edition of Outdoor Life, Jim Carmichel has an article in which he states: (The key to accurate shooting is not squeezing the trigger but controlling it with a practiced finger, so that the shot is fired exactly when you intend it to be). He goes on to say (What the sport shooter and hunter need and want is trigger control, the ability to control the progress of the trigger pull so that the shot is fired precisely when you want. No surprises.) Jim also said that a person should dry practice enough so your finger will become increasingly alert to the exact moment the sear will release.
Now, this makes a lot more sense to me than hoping the sights are on the target when the gun goes off.
Now, this makes a lot more sense to me than hoping the sights are on the target when the gun goes off.