A trigger is as good any type. I've used all the types but still go to my old trigger for hunting only. Years ago I learned how to " pull through the shot" with back muscles. Not moving my finger at all. Couldn't see you shooting so I don't know your style but 99.9% of trigger shooters jerk or slap the trigger as the pin floats by the target. Just some advice. Shorten the release so your finger hooks deep over the trigger, after you have drawn and set. Set the tension, if you can and trigger travel? very light. Learn to pull through as you focus on the spot u want to hit. Keep focusing and begin pulling, not moving that finger. Keep on focus. Keep your mind on the target. Start pulling as soon as the pin has settled as well as you can get it. I guarantee if you learn to " trust the floating pin" and pulling your groups will get a lot smaller farther out. Start at like 10 feet to get the feel of the release technique and not worrying about hitting anything. 👍👍👍👍
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Hey I have that shirt. Nice setup. Good luck this September chasing elk. Maybe we will see y'all up there. Take care.
Thanks! Yeah I love the t shirts they gave out this year too! And don’t forget to say hi if we see you up there on the mountain 😉 - Cora
A trigger is as good any type. I've used all the types but still go to my old trigger for hunting only. Years ago I learned how to " pull through the shot" with back muscles. Not moving my finger at all. Couldn't see you shooting so I don't know your style but 99.9% of trigger shooters jerk or slap the trigger as the pin floats by the target. Just some advice. Shorten the release so your finger hooks deep over the trigger, after you have drawn and set. Set the tension, if you can and trigger travel? very light. Learn to pull through as you focus on the spot u want to hit. Keep focusing and begin pulling, not moving that finger. Keep on focus. Keep your mind on the target. Start pulling as soon as the pin has settled as well as you can get it. I guarantee if you learn to " trust the floating pin" and pulling your groups will get a lot smaller farther out. Start at like 10 feet to get the feel of the release technique and not worrying about hitting anything. 👍👍👍👍