Itās become normal routine, I found you can stay on target for a very long period of time and place controlled pairs more precisely. I also found that calling the shot will assist in precision.
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Right now with the shortage of 9mm in my area it is hard to get any practicing in
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This drill can be done at home WITHOUT ammo.
Just rack the slide, aim, sight picture - press the trigger. Keep it pressed, then rack the slide, aim again, sight picture.
Speak to yourself āreset, reset, resetā and find reset on the trigger. Then you can press it again to simulate the shot.
You will have the same result to be familiar with trigger reset.
Additionally you can use laser cartridge and laser target to find out if youāre jerking the trigger.
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I shoot from the trigger reset at the range often and I practice dry fire drills at home in front of the mirror. Since I started practicing and shooting from the reset my shots are more accurate because it is easier to get back on target.
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Most of the time when Iām using my Glock with my DryFireMag. Itās an awesome tool.
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Its always good to know where your trigger will reset. I only really started doing this a few years ago and definitely see in increase in accuracy and speed at the range. And thanks to USCCA I have been practicing stovepipe malfunctions with the nifty 9mm snap caps they sent me.
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We always keep trigger to wall, fire, back to the wall. Faster double taps. Our sigs have short reset triggers. We were trained to accomplish this task years ago. Short reset is not advisable for a beginner as the second shot fires unexpectedly. Dangerous.
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I still teach and live by the reset trigger for most of my handguns. Anyone with the new 90 degree trigger on the Sig Sauer, just laughs at the reset, and rocks on!
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Sorry, my reset occurs during recoil and I built the gun that way.
There was a time when I could shoot faster than a 1911 could cycle. Ever since that time I build my pistols to reset during recoil. Now when I shoot something other than MY 1911ās I am very conscious of the trigger and reset. If I am tuned up and running hot I will āgo flatā on any of the new pistols on the market. I think the M-11 (Sig 226) and the M-9 (Beretta 92) are the only ones I donāt do that with only because of the 10ās of thousands of rounds fired with each, they are their own handle.
Cheers,
Craig6
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Welcome to the family and you are in the right place at the right time.
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Welcome William401
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Iāve never tried it but will the next time I go to the range.
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Just a reminder, if you are going to do this at home. please make sure you are doing it w/out ammo in your gun. check and check again. or use dummy rounds. safety first.
Train safe
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Welcome to the community, stay safe and train hard. 
Iā¦ 2nd that Please be safe and make sure there is NO LIVE AMMO in or round where you are training.
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Welcome to the family and you are in the right place at the right time.
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Iām Jesus Salazar from Texas became a license to carry already going on 4 months. Me and my wife enjoy the informative videos that you provide to members that was one of the main reasons I choose USCCA instead of Texas Shield
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Welcome to the family brother and god bless you and your family.
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