Pulling the trigger of a rifle should be a smooth squeezing motion, not a jerk. Many times poor trigger control is the result of a shooter anticipating the weapon’s kick or recoil. This is an important lesson that he had to teach soldiers when they were training to be snipers. He explained how he would break them of the bad habit: “What I would do is, I would either put a bullet in there or I wouldn’t put a bullet in there. And the sniper wouldn’t know it, I’d have him turn around. Then I’d have them get down, get on target, get a good sight picture and then squeeze. If there was no round in there and I’d see them flinch or anticipate or whatever, I’d kick them in the head and say, ‘Hey! listen, the gun’s not going to kill you. You know what to do with it.” And that did the trick. theblaze/stories/2015/01/21/former-army-sniper-has-four-vital-tips-to-make-you-a-better-shooter-and-an-uncensored-message-for-michael-moore/
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