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c.j. · February 29, 2012, 12:13 PM

I think it was an Appleseed instructor (not sure if it's they're regular course or just the instructor's opinion) who addressed this by recommending exhaling fully, pausing, and firing...so not a forced exhalation, just the natural pause at the bottom. His reasoning what that such a state is more easily and closely repeatable (rather than trying to exhale partway, pause, then shoot), thus being more consistent with your NPOA.

I've rather taken to that approach, even with precision pistol shooting, and have been having decent success with it.

February 29, 2012, 12:13 PM	#14
c.j. Member Join Date: July 8, 2011 Posts: 18	I think it was an Appleseed instructor (not sure if it's they're regular course or just the instructor's opinion) who addressed this by recommending exhaling fully, pausing, and firing...so not a forced exhalation, just the natural pause at the bottom. His reasoning what that such a state is more easily and closely repeatable (rather than trying to exhale partway, pause, then shoot), thus being more consistent with your NPOA. I've rather taken to that approach, even with precision pistol shooting, and have been having decent success with it.