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As it happens, there is a solution: stop the trigger finger from steering the gun in the first place. How do we do that? Believe it or not, it’s pretty simple, but it takes a little conscious effort to retrain the brain. We can do this with a little dry fire practice.

(Safety note: always triple-check your revolver to be sure that it’s unloaded before commencing any dry fire! You must also make sure that you have a proper backstop for your practice, one which would contain a bullet if for some reason you missed a round when you unloaded the gun. The end of a full bookshelf works well for this; another good tactic is to go to your local office supply and by a case of cheap copier paper. Open the case and reorient the reams so that they’re standing on their long edge instead of their face. Put the lid back on the box, and now you have a perfect dry fire target that will safely contain any handgun round!)

Now you can do the dry fire work. The key is to let the trigger finger do what geometry is forcing it to do: slide across the trigger face. As the trigger moves backward in compression, the finger wants to slide down the trigger face. Let it! It will want to slide sideways, across the trigger face, as the arc of the finger comes toward the palm. Again, let it do so.