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Ayoob: Is Your Trigger Finger Placement Wrong?

Over the years I’ve trained my right MBCF “Main Booger Chaser Finger” (Index Finger) to not bend at the last joint when I place the pad on a trigger. It’s something I learned from one of our instructors at Sniper Orientation Course.
Successfully completing the course was a requirement before I was allowed to go to sniper school. I’ve used the technique ever since.
 
Over the years I’ve trained my right MBCF “Main Booger Chaser Finger” (Index Finger) to not bend at the last joint when I place the pad on a trigger. It’s something I learned from one of our instructors at Sniper Orientation Course.
Successfully completing the course was a requirement before I was allowed to go to sniper school. I’ve used the technique ever since.
Flat face trigger facilitates this for me.
 
My hands are yuge, my finger won't fit in the... Naw, it is amazing even after a half century of firing handguns and even rifles I guess, I am still trying to know "exactly" where to put the booger hook... Hell, even find my thumb migrating to the opposite side of the stock during long range shooting. All said, I guess I will always be searching for proper finger placement. Or that is what she said anyway...
 
My hands are yuge, my finger won't fit in the... Naw, it is amazing even after a half century of firing handguns and even rifles I guess, I am still trying to know "exactly" where to put the booger hook... Hell, even find my thumb migrating to the opposite side of the stock during long range shooting. All said, I guess I will always be searching for proper finger placement. Or that is what she said anyway...
I talk to my pistol too.
I keep her cocked but she hates dry fire.

Actually on a serious note. It is super hard to keep my thumb on the right for prone shots. Too many years on the AR platform.
 
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