BlueStreek
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I'm probably not one to give advice as I am far from an expert but I found that dry firing a lot helps some. I recently saw a video on a dry fire method that I am going to try but just haven't had the time yet (credit to USCCA). It recommends balancing something on top of the barrel while you dry fire. I won't say what they said to use because it's something you should never have near you when dry firing. I would suggest a spent casing or a small pile of pennies (start with 2 or 3 and go up from there as you get better). They claim this show any jerk or movement you have during your trigger pull. I can image after doing this for a few sessions that it may improve the anticipatory jerk.
Good luck and be safe.
Ken
I'm probably not one to give advice as I am far from an expert but I found that dry firing a lot helps some. I recently saw a video on a dry fire method that I am going to try but just haven't had the time yet (credit to USCCA). It recommends balancing something on top of the barrel while you dry fire. I won't say what they said to use because it's something you should never have near you when dry firing. I would suggest a spent casing or a small pile of pennies (start with 2 or 3 and go up from there as you get better). They claim this show any jerk or movement you have during your trigger pull. I can image after doing this for a few sessions that it may improve the anticipatory jerk.
Good luck and be safe.
Ken