Videos tagged with Trigger Prep

This YouTube Short explains the concept of "prepping" a firearm trigger. Prepping a trigger typically refers to the process of reducing or eliminating unwanted trigger movement like creep, mushiness, or overtravel, to achieve a cleaner and more consistent break. This is a common modification or tuning technique sought by firearm enthusiasts to improve accuracy and shooting experience.

This YouTube Shorts video from Tenicor explains the concept of "follow-through" in shooting. Proper follow-through involves preparing for the next shot by re-establishing a new sight picture and ensuring the trigger is prepped. The video emphasizes readiness for subsequent shots.

This video focuses on improving shooting speed and accuracy through trigger preparation and reset techniques. The creator discusses how integrating these concepts, influenced by shooters like JJ Racaza and BJ Norris, has been a "game changer." They contrast this with the "get it on target and run through the trigger" method, noting better hits and speed with the new approach. The description includes extensive affiliate links for holsters, red dot sights (including specific models like Trijicon SRO, Sig Romeo 3 Max/XL, Deltapoint Pro), mounting tools, hearing protection, weapon-mounted lights, and range day accessories. It emphasizes safe shooting practices and educational/entertainment purposes.