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My belief is that the trigger stop should be engaged so that trigger "stops" after the shot has fired. If the trigger travels any distance past the shot release point it "may" interupt follow through and smooth trigger press. The trigger stop is there to stop the trigger "co...

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The Gold Coast Pistol Club is hosting the 2010 Pan Pacific Masters Games in November 2010.

Anyone interested in attending can go through my web site and follow the links to the Masters Games web site.

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Probably taking the "2mm" first stage travel and the weights of each stage too literal. You don't need to have a 2 stage trigger. If you do have a 2 stage trigger then those are only approximate measures and weights. If you only have one stage, that's ok as long as you have no creep in the...

When you say pulling trigger hard, do you mean you are dry firing and just pressing into overload? For example, the trigger breaks at say 550g and you continue pressing through to say 750g then release. This is Ok and won't damage anything as the trigger should be set so that after the shot break or...

Pistols from the factory seemed to be set up to function and that's about it. Whilst agreeing with some points in leaving things alone until you gain experience, I have found the new shooter buys a pistol and shoots with it for many months and then decides to get some coaching and if the coach is ex...

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Yes, the front fingers apply rearward pressure into the 'V'. The darker shades indicate more pressure, or even pressure. Lighter shades just "hold" grip.

The main trick is to have consistent grip pressure and position for each shot or series of shots.

Allan

Attached is a PDF version of PowerPoint slides I use in coaching.

These are edited versions and not Hi resolution.

I hope they help.

Allan

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Here is a basic Match Plan taken from my book. I also layout a shot plan for any shooters I coach. The shot plan is more beneficial as it keeps the shooters doing the simple things correctly. About 6 steps to fire ONE GOOD SHOT. i.e. Raise Pistol & feel trigger, Lower through centre of Target, S...

I simply wrote this book because there wasn't much around which just gave simple explanations of what is required to shoot a pistol. It was first written in 1992 and has since been updated about 6 times over the years. I was an experienced shooter but cannot shoot anymore but do a lot of high level ...

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Hi everyone. I just joined the site. Have been around for awhile and just getting back into coaching ISSF. I started up a website last year www.pistol-shooting.com as I didn't find many sites were around just on coaching and I'm getting good feedback. Hope you readers get something from the site as ...