Thread: Dealing with a flinch

Lots and lots of dry fire goes along way.

Dry firing at a tiny dot of blue tack on the wall can do wonders.

And as you're squeezing the trigger remember to keep the pull constant and the same the whole way through the squeezing process.

Don't grab at the trigger when it's on target as it'll invariably stuff it up.

Trigger control, sight picture, grip and stance are the four basic fundamentals we ram home for competitive shooting which also apply aptly for hunting.