squeez the trigger and pull the trigger. what is the differance?

Answer 1

"Squeeze" vs. "Pull"?

"Differance" vs. "Difference"?

Really now, good trigger technique involves a consistant firm pressure from a strong and well-practiced finger that operates independently from the rest of the hand

Rookies tend to 'jerk' the trigger, which results in poor aim.

Answer 2

Both motions will fire the gun.

Squeezing the trigger involves exerting a slow pressure on the trigger until the gun fires. You should not know when this will happen. Squeezing the trigger insures that you have control and that you will most likely hit your target......if you are looking at the front sight for aim.

Pulling the trigger usually means a faster, sudden, squeeze and not as likely to hit where you want. That jerk will move the gun off of your aim and miss the target.

There are other things involved when shooting if you are aiming to hit a target.

Visit a Gun Shop that has an inside shooting range on site. These are really nice for target shooting for all seasons and all weather. Check it out. Take a lesson to start you off in handling the gun safely and also to learn correct shooting practices. and correct shooting .

Hope I haven't given you more than you want to know :)



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Answer 3

Squeezing the trigger involves applying stead and increasing amount of pressure on the trigger until the round is fired, and at the same time keeping proper sight alignment on the target. Pulling the trigger is usually a hasty jerk of the trigger, most often resulting in misses.

Answer 4

Pulling the trigger means jerking or snapping or slapping the trigger *.. Squeezing the trigger means a steady even pressure of the upper part of the index finger on the trigger until the fire arm goes off*.. Similar to when you are shaking hands with someone*.. steady even pressure*... Just remember this Breathe, Relax, Aim, Squeeze, and Fire*..

Answer 5

Jason:

Often times a novice shooter will yank on the trigger, ie: the finger is off the trigger and with rapid movement, yank it to fire, thus likely causing inaccuracy.

Squeeze the trigger means putting your finger on the trigger, hold your breath, steady, aim, fire by act of gently squeezing it until it goes off

Answer 6

Pulling the trigger is a jerking motion that will throw your aim off. Squeeze the trigger slowly and your accuracy will improve.

Answer 7

no difference if both are executed right.
Squeezing the trigger by meeting your thumb and index finger in one fluid motion does the job.
Pulling the trigger straight back in ONE FLUID MOTION also does the job.
Of course, both these styles' must come with a good follow through. Speed has nothing to do with it.

Answer 8

Dont' you know anything about guns?

In the military, squeezing the trigger means using your dominant index finger on the trigger and slowly applying pressure on the trigger, You get a much more accurate shot that way, Pulling the trigger is just yanking it, which will reduce your accuracy.

Answer 9

Pulling like slamming it, when trap shooting, you pull the trugger and it normally will moer your aim a little to one side and up or down.
Squeezing is when you have your finger on the trigger and put pressure on it slowly until the gun shoots.

Answer 10

You sqeeze the trigger on a rifle. You pull it slowly becuase you don't want the movment of your finger to throw the barrel off.

You pull the trigger on a shotgun, when you don't really aim, just point. Many hunters have to retrain themselves between bird and deer season.