Mastering the Glock trigger
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- Опубликовано: 22 дек 2013
- This video provides information on how to learn and master the Glock trigger. We examine the essentials of trigger press and trigger reset (trigger prep). Support us at gofund.me/70980c74
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This is one of the best explanations of correct trigger follow through that I have seen. Thank you for posting
You the reset!!!!
I have been a pistol target shooter for over two decades and must say that this is one of the best explanations and videos I have ever seen on improving and mastering your trigger pull. This guy is an excellent teacher!
Dave, many thanks for watching and commenting.
The reset is the key.
You are a born teacher, gifted with patience, humility, insight, and a hell of a shot. Thanks for the useful tips.
Steve, thank you so much for your kind words. If you enjoyed the content, I hope you will subscribe and share the channel with friends and family.
I always enjoy sharing with folks who want to learn. I am a student first and distant second would be an instructor. I hope you’ll see on the channel that we show targets even when we don’t do very well. That’s because we are all human. We are not perfect or flawless. Humility is the name of the game and anybody who appreciates that is someone I respect tremendously. Thanks again for your kind words.
Thank you for your low key, no nonsense instruction.
finally, someone who actually knows how to shoot Glock handguns correctly, and explains it well. Great video.
Awesome video! Just bought my first Glock (21) and really like it. These trigger training instructions make a huge difference in my accuracy. Thanks!!
Just picked up my new Gen4 G19. lookin forward to range time. very helpful and resourceful demonstration. Nice shooting.
"All there is to it... Just need more ammo!" haha! your videos are great. full of great shooting theory info and practical techniques. loved the "keep the trigger back, then slowly release", part. I never thought of that. much more controlled and much smoother. very well done.
I just bough the Glock 19 & I can use any help & guidance.This video definitely helped a lot thanks for the tips.I purchased it last Saturday and haven't been to the gun range yet but I will be going shortly and doing just this.Thanks!
After watching this video last night I decided to take my G23 out to the range today. Instantly noticed an improvement in my grouping. While I know that most of this information is covering basic pistol shooting principles I've never taken the time to actually focus on my trigger control. Makes a world of difference once you do. Thanks for the video
Excellent video. I just got a Glock 19 and this is the kind of info that's very helpful. Thank you!
Awesome video! I think this will definitely help my shooting. I'm new to glocks and was getting very discouraged with the trigger system but this explains it like no one ever has.
Excellent video. I'm relatively new to recreational shooting and I've been having a tough time with "slapping" the trigger. A range officer explained the problem behind my low left groups, but his trigger control advice only focused on the smooth pull to the rear. I never gave much thought to reset management until you mentioned it. Thank you.
i have seen so many tacticool guys that are on gun forums and such completely remove there fingure from the trigger and they arw suppose to be pros and experts and trainers im glad you are teaching this
Excellent instructions, I tried these techniques at the range including duplicating some of the drills you are running, and I had really really good results. Thank you.
I've been shooting for years and still learning, thank you for the great instruction and encouragement A+
I'm mad that it took me owning a pistol for 2 years to learn about trigger prep/reset! I tried it for the 1st time at the range 2 weeks ago and my accuracy went from "meh, hit or miss" to landing the whole 15 round magazine somewhere on the target (probably 15 inch groups). I went again last weekend and my groups were the same size except i was shooting 5 shot high speed bursts. I am so happy with my improvements!
Evaristo Rodriguez yeah I'll be honest Ive had my G19 for a couple months now and it seems like every time I go to the range I'm either decent, slammin steel or I can't even hit the paper target. It's really weird. I guess I just keep developing bad habits and shit
@@cd4playa1245 Even when you get good you'll occasionally have an off day,it happens. If ya can't train thought it that day,pack up & leave the range you're wasting ammo & frustrating yourself. For the longest time I used to shoot @ 10"paperplates. One reason was money the other practicality. If anyone thinks that's funny,put a 10" paperplate on your chest,then you'll get it.
james riggs yeah I rip out magazine pages and shoot those, and then draw black circles with a sharpie over the hits. Why ever pay for another target ever?
I like watching information/teaching videos like this. I hate when people take 15 minutes to give 2 minutes of information. With that said you do a great job! I like, how another viewer said, your low key delivery with no beating around the bush! I was able to watch, learn and enjoy the entire video without getting frustrated with having to see or listen to things that had nothing to do with what was being taught! Thank you for a great video! You have my subscription!
Excellent demonstration of trigger reset. My CCW instructor emphasized the importance of this technique and this certainly video gave me a better understanding!
GREAT video. Abundantly clear.
First class instructional video - Excellent camera positioning - very well explained.
Glock girl here & really appreciate this video!! Thanks :)
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Glock girl is my daughter. Are you twins?
Thank you. Perfect video As a G17 owner whos just getting serious about mastering it, this schooled me on that two stage trigger.
Long time shooter and have made a recent switch to glock. I found this video for informative and i feel that it'll make a better shooter on a whole with the trigger prep and reset. thank you for posting
Really good teaching. Finger always on the trigger at point, reset only as far as needed and push steadily straight back again. Super video!
Gifted teacher. Thanks for producing this video!
i know this video is old, but it's still gold in 2023. Great teaching.
Many thanks for commenting. I hope you will subscribe and check out some of our other video content. Feel free to share with others!
Thanks for the vids. Finally sub'd today after watching a few of your videos. Gonna listen to some of your fundamentals today while I clean my Glocks! Thanks for taking the time to share the basics, can't get enough of the simple stuff :)
Enjoyable, informative, and full of great tips...
Thank you sir for making this Video.
great info!!! i just picked up a gen 4 g27 so going from a taurus millennium was a huge leap. i will def. be putting this method to use next time i go out to practice. thanks again!
Sir, I just found your channel today and I have to say your instruction is fantastic! Can't wait to get to the range to apply some of your drills. I'm really enjoying all your videos so far. Thanks so much and keep up the great work. LEO in NH. I will send all my friends to your channel. Peace
Awesome drills and thank you for the advice. I’m adding them to my training.
Thanks for watching!
I love your videos man, this one was not news to me but it's good to get a different perspective and you are a really good shot. Thanks for all the good vids and Merry Christmas!
New to using a glock and this video was the most helpful of any I have watched on the trigger reset!! Thanks for the lesson!!
Good job on the video. Thank you. Being a n00b, I had not considered riding the reset as you have described. Hoping my low and left POIs shift to center mass now that I have something to work with.
thanks for such a great informative video. great tips for handling and correctly shooting the Glock pistol. enjoyed this video very much.
Thank you for a great and informative video. Coming to Glock from 1911 has been trying at best.
It help me a lot. I have a 26 and I just love it. I can control the triger very well. I also gave a 42. Thanks for sharing.
today I used this exact trigger technique you are speaking of, while at the range. and what a difference! night and day difference. more accuracy, more relaxed grip, more shots in a tighter pattern. everything. holding the trigger back instead of letting it go after each shot, brilliant technique. works wonders. thanks a bunch for posting!!
Jay, glad this provided some value. Keep working the technique you'll find you'll shoot more accurately and faster. Also check out my latest videos on shooting small targets.
Well, using the method with the trigger reset is great if you are in a Tactical situation or if you have a Hi Capacity Magazine but in a critical self defense point and shoot which takes no more than two or three shots at about 7 or 8 feet, you will empty your six round mag in seconds, then what?
Great video! You helped me solve my problem. Trigger reset is critical. I improved my shooting a new glock 19! Thanks
thank you for explaining the whole glock triggering. i now understand the whole concept of mastering the glock trigger and also doing this video with live bullets. thank you sir. i don't have a gun yet but i'm about to purchase one soon as i been wanting to have one for a quite sometime now. don't worry, i've been researching and learning about glocks. thank you sir and youtube. you sir are subscribed.
Great video, very informative. I am going to try the tricks when I get my 19. Thank you.
Thanks for such a great video! This is something I have a lot of problems with this video helps me understand what I'm doing wrong. Im new to your channel and find your videos very informative and fun thank you sir!!!
Very informative, trigger management and "front sight". This does take considerable practice, I'm still working on it.
Great video. I am very glad to have watched this. It's these little things that that make a big difference.
Trigger prep and trigger reset was taught to me by my father a very long time ago. Excellent video demonstration.
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I sub to this channel when he only had 250 followers. Amazing how he has grown this channel. Awesome job Sir. Happy for you. Keep the vids coming brother
Excellent lesson! I'm new to shooting anything. these videos are a great help! Thank you!
outstanding! Not new to shooting but new to the glock/springfeld trigger holding and listing for the reset.
You are one of the few U-tubers that knows what you're talking about.GOOD.
man im so glad to have found this channel all of what you are speaking on is great for first time shooters at least in this video.
Recognized the color scheme of the license plate in the background. I'm glad there are more training schools in NH than just Sig Academy.
I just found this video. I could not figure out why I was not getting accurate groupings and now I know why. I do let the trigger come all the way pack up before a press it again and my bullets are hitting the target, but now where I want it to go. This video explained it all! Excellent!
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Thank you sir. I'm a relative newbie to shooting. My first gun is a Glock 19. I researched a little bit and just wanted an easy to use, easy to take care of, and a reliable gun. I know some people will argue for other platforms, but going for all those plus a decent price point, I don't think you can do a lot better for first timers. I know I'll be buying other guns in the future and will try others but I'm more than happy so far. That said, this topic has been my biggest hurdle. Im constantly low, and slightly left. Im a right handed shot. I always see videos on trigger pull as opposed to your point of just letting it reset and eliminating the slap of a full trigger reset...Anymore than 2 shots and I'm all over the place as I'm trying to re adjust my sight after a full trigger reset. The idea of just just letting off enough for the trigger to reset enough to fire again without letting off it all way is such a simple concept, I feel like an idiot for not realizing it before. Especially after seeing so many people complain about the length and lbs of a full pull. I can't wait to hit the range this week and work this into my practice. Thanks again. Great video!
I’ve been shooting my Buckmark Plus for about 30 years and doing well, but with my recently acquired Glock 19 I’ve had a tough time with the trigger and now know why. Thanks for making it clear.
The trigger reset will work with te Buckmark as well!
I could watch your videos all day...this exercise helped me save seconds on my timed competition shooting drills at GSSF...
Sir, thank you for watching and commenting. I am glad to hear this video provided some value. Hope you'll share it with others....
Wow, this was incredibly helpful to a new shooter like myself. Thank you
+Kato Khaelan Thanks for watching and commenting.
Love this video. So glad I found it. Very useful. Thank you!
Very good video. It addresses a simple but overlooked technique. I'm sure if I apply the technique to my own shooting that it will help my accuracy. You have a really nice range as well
As I plan to purchase a G19 this fall (xmas gift to myself) and I haven't fired a handgun in over 15 years I've been reading and watching everything I can that relates to the platform. I want to be informed and as prepared as possible on the day the weapon is in my hands. Videos like this one are PERFECT for me as it gives me something to think about and get in my head so I can practice it starting the minute I get my new G19. Thank you for this video.
Thanks for commenting and watching. There are several other instructional vids on the channel that may help. All the best and stay safe
Great video and thx for the fast answer. Shoot the Glock a few times a couple of weeks ago and after watching this video i know i got a LOT to learn specially about the trigger reset :D
Great video !!! Very well explained , Very clear. Thank you for posting!
Probably one of the most practical and helpful gun-related videos I've seen. Great info and instruction. And I appreciate your presentation style. (Carry pistol is a G23 with Trijicon sights.)
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Absolutely great advice... spot on! I try to practice this during range time and am trying to teach my wife the same techniques. Thanks! I'm going to have her watch it as well.
PS: Front Sight training teaches the same technique.
Thanks for your time I learned a lot about my new Glock. Great Video.
Wow! thankyou for an excellent trigger action/prep explanation!
Very informative video! Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching
Your videos are excellent and very informative. Thank you for putting out quality stuff, and keep up the good work!
Thank you!
great video. Just picked up my first glock 27 and will practice this at the range this week
Thanks for watching. Good choice! Do lots of fry practice and work to master the trigger and trigger reset. Here is a video that might help. ruclips.net/video/jjEKTOCCId0/видео.html
This made a huge difference in my accuracy. Good video 👍
Excelent explanation, very clear and precise, showing the effective use of it. Thank you very much! Great video.
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Your videos are very helpful, especially to a novice like me. Much appreciation for making them! Thanks from Phoenix, AZ.
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Thanks for this! I have been shooting left and low at times with my Glock 19. I'm certain it is my technique. Looking forward to practicing my trigger control!
wrknathome me too. I always shoot left and low with my glock 23
11:35 "it can be done with any gun" Nice accuracy.
Great video and great shooting. Not a new shooter but always good to refresh to stay sharp! Keep them coming!
Really appreciated watching this video. Thank you for posting!
+I SSMDad Thank you sir!
I may be wrong but I believe in this day and age too many people are carrying a gun that do not practice enough.
+Jerald K Life gets in the way sometimes. The earth is covered with 75% water, why aren't we spending 75% of our weekends fishing instead of working in the yard?
Whaaat?
what is enough
Developing muscle memory is important. And also won't panic if they accidentally chamber a round.
CZ 1always I definitely agree. I’m from Missouri so you need no permit and no training to conceal carry. If the gun is legally yours you can carry it loaded. I go to the range and shoot a couple hundred rounds about once or twice a month.
Thank you for the information. I have just purchased my first block it's the G17 Gen4. I have not shot it yet I've been shooting my pt111 Taurus. I will use the method you have shown us. I usually go through one to two hundred rounds whenever I go to the range. I'm pretty much self taught. I lived in an unfriendly gun state now I'm in a new state but have no one to show me what I may be doing wrong. My shots pull to the left slightly but I'm in a small group. I tried using different parts of my trigger finger but I'm still off. I'm shooting at 25 feet.
Thanks for the tutorial, great way to explain and demonstrate what you're talking about.
Thanks for commenting and watching. Glad it was helpful.
Best damn "Glock" video by far! Thanks for the detailed information
Thnak you sir. Hope you'll tell your friends about the channel.
Best video presentation on the subject! Subbed.
Thanks so much . I come back to this video about once a week.
So nice of you to say that. Master Trigger reset will help you on any semi-automatic firearm.
Thanks for posting. Will definitely be trying this at the range.
Very informative. I like the fact that u are showing the audience technique vs. showing off how good a shot u are. U are very good as well. I have to qual for my depts. and thought id seek more tips. Thanks sir.
Many thanks for watching and commenting. The keys for accuracy are having a steady press on the trigger while keeping your sights aligned. Try practice can really help as well as mastering the concept of trigger reset.
As an instructor, usually what I see is people slapping the trigger or trying to rush through the trigger pole when they are trying to make accurate shots. Rather it’s a smooth and steady press all the way through the trigger until the series engaged that makes the difference. Assuming once sites are aligned on the target during a smooth trigger press the impact of the bullet should be pretty darn close to what you were aiming at.
Once again thanks for watching. I hope you will consider subscribing to the channel. Stay safe.
I just bought a glock 19 gen 4 mos. Shot it for the 1st time today. Didn't know there was any issues until I happen to see this video.
I thought the trigger was just fine. No issues for me!
I agree, I think it is just fine as is. I’ve owned and owned many clots some have their stock trigger in it. I think for most people it’s a matter of learning to take it vantage of the tactile reset an order to shoot faster and more accurately.
Thank you!! You explain and show examples so clear!! I watch a bunch of video but yours is the best!! I never know about this trigger pull. I subscribed. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for subscribing.
Thanks a ton!! This has helped me improve my shooting tremendously. I am now hitting the target every time. Even up to 25 yards which I used to have a lot of trouble hitting. My Glock has a 12lb trigger pull so you can imagine how difficult it is to shoot.
Joshua Hull why not replace the trigger connector with the Stock Glock 5.5 trigger? That will make a huge difference
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I'd love to sir but I'm law enforcement and that 12lb trigger pull is a standard for my department. Despite the trigger pull I always shoot pretty well but this video helped me tighten up the loose ends. Thanks again!
I'm relatively new to the handgun shooting.
This is an important piece of information that I will be working on the next time I'm at the range.
Thanks.
Thank you for commenting.
Great video. I'm practicing with my snap caps!
I'm doing my first Glock competition shoot in a few weeks...I think this will be very helpful..so glad I found this video thanks
jenniferrut Glad you found it worthwhile. There are other vids that cover presentations from holster, the importance of front sight and the value of shooting small targets.
Thanks for the info it has help with my shooting a lot.
Just as in other disciplines, repetition -- correct repetition -- is key in building muscle memory and the ability to respond automatically to a situation. Good presentation On Target, thank you!
Thanks Nancy!
Thank you for the good video. I’m going to try this. My trigger pull needs work.
excellent video on the glock trigger
A Very Good video on the "Trigger Control". I've carried a Glock 22 in .40 cal for over 20 years now as a service pistol here my local Police department. I would not trade it for any other Glock model. I love the trigger it has and it is stock (we can't change anything in them). This guy is telling it like it is, I must say. Just Practice, Practice, Practice is all it takes.
Bought my first handgun last week (glock 19 gen 4) This is very informative thanks!
Good for you. I love the G19. I own a couple and just acquired the Gen 5 G19, MOS.
Taking my G21 to the range and using your technique. Thanks
Very helpful video.
thank you for posting.
Oh My.... Taking Your Advice On Reset On My Glock 19 gen 3 ... I've Had A Ghost Trigger Put In .... Back To Reset OMG !! You Are Right A Whole Lot Better On Tight Groups Cutting Clovers ! Thank You
Glad it helped! Keep practicing thats the key
great video. i will be incorporating this into my drills at my next range visit.