Which is faster? (DA-related)

[Ron3]

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A good DA shooter doesn't stage the trigger, even at 50 yards, maybe slow the rearward travel, but not stage. There is a difference.

That is one of the first things a coach/instructor would look at when working with a revolver shooter - does the hammer come smoothly to the rear until it breaks forward.

Hmm. I'll work on that. (I don't know how the quote messed up)

[MegademiC]

[QUOTE=Ron3;2628726]

Hmm. I'll work on that. (I don't know how the quote messed up)

To add to this, maybe im odd, but if i peg the trigger, my shots have a different poi than if i reset under recoil, which i now do 100% of the time. 5yds or 100yds- my trigger pull and reset is the same, the only difference is sight picture quality.

This is with a glock, not sure if it translates to da/sa or not.

Edit, same quite issue here.

[Sam]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m42IJIreRoc

[TomBowie]

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[CPM]

No matter the shooting discipline, they are all infinitely better than what 99% of gun owners in America do- go to the range every 6 months and slow fire while standing still in a lane.

[1168]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m42IJIreRoc

^^^I pay attention to what this guy has to say on the subject of DA/SA. ^^^

Also no range session with, or discussion about DA/SA guns is complete without this:
http://pistol-training.com/wp-conten...ure-target.pdf

[TomBowie]

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[Ron3]

Jeebus..thread over.

[Arik]

Any one else get a nose bleed trying to understand that?

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[HeruMew]

Any one else get a nose bleed trying to understand that?

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I thut tit wuz jus mi.