SAFE dry-fire practice (like a ball and dummy drill) worked pretty well for me though you don't necessarily need a spent round if you watch your sights closely.
Every day fire about 100 trigger pulls (using proper focus, technique and presentation) Focus on smooth trigger pull, you'll gradually de-condition the response, artificially fooling your brain not to expect the shot and therefore not flinch.
Live rounds at this point seem to be reinforcing your flinch instead of getting you over it.
Last edited by Gutshot John; 09-17-09 at 14:37.
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