Videos tagged with Trigger Jerk

This video provides a practical, at-home dry-fire drill using a common click pen to improve firearm trigger control and accuracy. It addresses common shooting faults like trigger jerk, flinching, and recoil anticipation, offering a simple, quick method to train the trigger finger for a straight rearward pull. The content covers drill setup, execution, and how to transition these skills to both dry-fire and live-fire practice, aiming to help viewers tighten their groups and enhance overall shooting performance.

This video from SOB TV addresses a common shooting issue: consistently hitting low. John Shrek McPhee debunks the myth that trigger jerk is the sole cause and explains the critical importance of proper eye position relative to the firearm's sights. He emphasizes that keeping your eyes too high (above the sights) or having your shoulders too low will inevitably lead to shots impacting below the intended target. The video aims to help viewers improve their accuracy by correcting this fundamental shooting technique.

This episode of Trigger Time TV, Season 8, Episode 9, focuses on debunking the myth of the 'trigger jerk.' The host, who has purchased the rights to his Trigger Time TV episodes, aims to share valuable pistol and rifle information with both his members and the public. He encourages viewers to subscribe for more content based on his career experiences and highlights that the episodes are free to watch on the SOB TV app.

This video addresses and debunks the common myth of the 'trigger jerk' in firearms. The presenter, John, aims to clarify this shooting technique misconception, suggesting that what is often attributed to a trigger jerk may actually be caused by other factors. The video is part of a broader online training offering from SOB Tactical.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of dry fire practice in firearm training, highlighting its cost-effectiveness and ability to reveal common shooting errors like trigger jerk. It presents two parts: an explanation of why dry firing is essential and a practical dry fire drill. The drill is designed to be performed at home with unloaded gear and covers nine tests from the Roger's Combat Pistol Course, requiring a trigger-resetting weapon, magazines, and a holster. The content is geared towards improving marksmanship and familiarizing oneself with specific training methodologies.