MuleRyder
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Great advice and descriptions in this thread. Very useful since I just bought mt first striker fired pistol.
One is a result oriented action, the other is a process oriented one.
Would it be fair to say that staging or prepping is best avoided for anyone struggling to learn a new trigger?
Shooting to reset is one of the easiest to explain concepts and yet doing it correctly, when shooting at speed , is one of the most misunderstood. The method described isn't the goal, but the path...much like the way people are taught to look at their sights. I do agree that both of these are advanced techniques.An example being someone that takes a shot, then only lets the trigger go forward enough to let the trigger reset, then takes another shot
Depending on the difficulty of the shot and the experience of the shooter, one can always grip it, rip it, and slap the trigger straight to the rear (even on a striker fired pistol). Oh wait a minute, one could argue that is prepping the trigger.It is the only way that I know of to shoot accurately at a speed in excess of 5 shots per second.