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Lockedbreech:
Flinching is over come when the pistol fires as a surprise: if the pistol or rifle fires unexpectedly you can't flinch. There are several methods to snap in; Kraigwy gave you one good method, let me share mine with you. You need three thing to shoot accurately: a uniform grip, proper trigger finger placement and above all else, sights that are aligned when the trigger is released. All three are required to releasing the trigger without flinching.
I snap in against a blank white wall without a target. I stand about ten feet away and I practice different grips and different trigger finger placement. Any misalignment of the sights is readily apparent.
When you are at the range if your sights are aligned the targert will blur: a blurred target tells you that you are doing it right.
Semper Fi.
Gunnery sergeant
Clifford L. Hughes
USMC Retired
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