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Buzz cook

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6. I enjoy S&W revolvers, But

Sun Dec 11, 2011, 01:43 PM

Dec 2011

A double action trigger does not in itself help with flinching.

As mentioned sticking in a snap cap at random will help reveal a flinch. Dry firing or using snap caps will help cure flinching.

Putting a coin on your gun and dry firing while trying to keep the coin from falling is another good way.

Getting a laser while dry fireing, trying to keep the laser steady,

Using a .22 to learn trigger control.

Last but not least getting good ear protection helps prevent and cure flinching. Because often it is the flash and bang that causes the flinvh, not the felt recoil.

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is this where we keep the guns? [View all] OffWithTheirHeads Dec 2011 OP

I keep my guns -- Tuesday Afternoon Dec 2011 #1

indeed ge26252se Feb 2012 #11

thank you MIRT!! awesome job!!!! Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2012 #12

Depends on the topic. ManiacJoe Dec 2011 #2

Thanks for the clarification. moriah Dec 2011 #3

This would be the correct group/forum for that. ManiacJoe Dec 2011 #4

I would suggest a good (I'm partial to S&W) double action revolver, if you are using something else. Callisto32 Dec 2011 #5

I enjoy S&W revolvers, But Buzz cook Dec 2011 #6

Indeed. Callisto32 Dec 2011 #7

Thanks for the tip about balancing the coin. AnotherMcIntosh May 2012 #13

Another method you can try ToolMaker Dec 2011 #8

sensible topic sunyoyo Feb 2012 #9

I keep ours in a safe unless either my Loving Wife and /or myself are wearing one. oneshooter Feb 2012 #10