“Tag: Trigger Control”

Twelve-time NRA National Pistol Champion Brian Zins knows a thing or two about NRA Bullseye pistol competition.

In short, it takes a lot of practice, a lot of shooting and a lot of dry-fire practice. Although intended for NRA hunter's pistol silhouette competitors, the tips included in this guide are universal for all shooting disciplines.

Even if you have a perfect grip and can hold perfect sight alignment all day―it only counts when the gun goes bang after you pull the trigger

One of the most important of all pistol shooting skills is trigger control! Hint: It's all about having a smooth pull

The legendary Brian Zins is back with a new bullseye pistol fundamentals video series filmed at NRA HQ in Fairfax, Virginia.

The trigger is the only part of the gun that’s moving during the aiming process. If you are having trouble with precision pistol aiming, this video with Brian Zins about “aiming through trigger control” will help.

It's all about the fundamentals. Here, 12-time NRA National Pistol Champion Brian Zins explains how a solid foundation in bullseye pistol fundamentals can translate to success in other shooting disciplines.

How much of your range bag is devoted to seeing the sight picture clearly?

Brian Zins has won an unprecedented twelve national championships, a record that may never be broken. Brian’s thoughts are especially valuable because he doesn’t always follow the traditional techniques.