A dry-fire drill focused on trigger control. The presenter emphasizes keeping the front and rear sights aligned on target while the trigger finger moves, though the camera angle makes the sight picture hard to see.
All right, so today's dry fire is trigger control. As we've been talking about, seeing your sights on target is super important. I am looking at the front sight and the target. Unfortunately, I can't get that camera angle for you guys, so I am just watching to make sure that as I move my finger, which you can see from this angle but probably not the next two, that my front sight is staying center of my rear sight while staying on target. I was hoping to be able to get that for you a little better here, but not really. But that's what I'm looking at as I'm moving my finger. And that, my friends, is what dry fire practice is today. Have an awesome day. Thanks for checking in, and I look forward to seeing you all tomorrow.
