Early On The Trigger With A Glock?

[Religious Shooter]

Page 40 in the November/December Front Sight. There is a picture of Sevigny.

Sevigny looks like he is early on the trigger. As far as I know I'm on the trigger when or after my hands come together. He look likes he is at least into the trigger guard or maybe even prepping the trigger before his hands come together.

Anybody else do this with a Glock? What do you guys think? Super ninja technique? A fluke?

[Clay1]

I can't speak for any other shooter but myself. I have both hands on the gun BEFORE my finger enters the trigger guard. I do prep the trigger on the way to the sight picture / while my arms are extending.

[Chuck Anderson]

It's probably not a fluke. I normally start pulling the slack out before the gun is in two hands. Soon as it comes out of the holster it's rotated towards the target. Of the two "AD's" that I've had this year, one hit the 15 yd plate that I was going to aim at, the other was at Area 2 and was a D hit.

[SRT Driver]

Hmm. Thats just not in the trigger guard.

[the duck of death]

Better not prep or try to take the slack out of my triggers. They have light triggers and no take up. Can you say AD/ND/DQ.

[splashdown]

I can't speak for any other shooter but myself. I have both hands on the gun BEFORE my finger enters the trigger guard. I do prep the trigger on the way to the sight picture / while my arms are extending.

+1

That's how I do it as well.

[Paladin]

Sevigny shoots stock Glock triggers- 2 stage with stacking before the break.. less chance of a ND here.. although personally I would wait just a wee bit longer.. Ernie Langdon preps his Beretta triggers early too..

definitely a Master/GM technique ...