The 'Trigger Trainer' Dry Fire Training by Full-Scale Tactics

The Trigger Trainer Dry-Fire Trigger Control Exercise by Full-Scale Tactics is designed to help the gun owner develop smooth trigger control and muscle memory which will lead to improving your accuracy and speed. 

Trigger control is the ability to squeeze the trigger of your gun without disrupting your aim. 

NOTE: Currently out of stock, but expect our order to arrive by the end of January.

THE TRIGGER TRAINER IS AVAILABLE IN BLUE.

Perfect trigger control equals accuracy. Accuracy can only be developed by practice and more practice. Your practice sessions need to be often and include repetitions. This will help you, the shooter, build the required finger dexterity and muscle memory that is essential to excellent marksmanship.

The Trigger Trainer comes preloaded with a (blue cap) medium pressure Spring-Cap Assembly representing a 6 pound Trigger pull. The (red cap) heavy pressure Spring-Cap Assembly representing a 10-11 pound trigger pull is included.

A quote from the manufacturer: 'Trigger Control is one of the fundamental skills that all gun owners should learn and continue to practice. Once you implement the Trigger Trainer into your training routine you will definitely notice a profound difference in your shooting ability.'

Assembled in the USA.

Why Practice with the Trigger Trainer'

• Improve your trigger control.
• Isolates your trigger finger to strengthen it and build muscle memory.
• Improve your trigger speed.
• It features a weighted handgun handle to build muscle.
• Strengthens support hand shooting..
• You will find that it is safer and more convenient that dry-firing you gun.
• Saves time and money.

Who will benefit from practicing with the Trigger Trainer'

• New Shooters
• Experienced Shooters
• Competition Shooters
• Law Enforcement Officers
• Military
• Hunters
• Firearm Training Facilities
• Armed Security Officers
• Recreational Shooters
• Paintball Players

Sample Exercise

• Grip the Trigger Trainer with a firm grip, making sure the index finger clears the stock. This will work for a one-handed or two-handed grip.
• Place the middle of the first pad of the index finger on the trigger. If necessary, until you're stronger, you can do this with the first joint of the index finger.
• Moving only the index finger, exert smooth, uninterrupted, and even pressure on the trigger. Pull straight to the rear. Pause and then allow the trigger to return to its full forward position and repeat the process.
• The pressure applied on the trigger must come from independent movement of the index finger only! The pressure on the grip should remain constant'do not move or tighten the gripping fingers or thumb.
• Perform 4 sets of 20 reps.
• As your strength increases, adjust the weight of the trigger pull.

Compliments of Derrick Jordan

Video below: Compliments of fmgpubs

Customer Comments:

"As a person who is a complete novice shooter (before my training class, I had never held a gun, let alone shot one), I used the Trigger Trainer ahead of going to the range for practice. What I liked most about the product was having an idea of what pulling a trigger was like (and the amount of pressure needed, which I never understood varied) for the .40 caliber pistol we were using ahead of actual shooting. I can't speak for experienced shooters, simply because I am not one, but I certainly recommend it as a training device for newbies." JLW

The Trigger Trainer comes preloaded with a (blue cap) medium pressure Spring-Cap Assembly representing a 6 pound Trigger pull. The (red cap) heavy pressure Spring-Cap Assembly representing a 10-11 pound trigger pull is included.

NOTE: Light Trigger Pull (TAN CAP) – 3lb Trigger Pull  HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.