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A revolver shooter who wants to shoot his wheelgun efficiently has to, by necessity, master the art of trigger return without sight movement. If practiced as I’ve described, the trigger return doesn’t result in the sights being moved off target even though the return is started almost instantaneously. If this same shooter takes that behavior and applies it to his rifle (or single action autoloading pistol), he’ll find that his sights aren’t disturbed during bullet travel. The result is just like holding the trigger back.

My contention is that it’s the mastery of the trigger return, unconscious though it may be, which enables a good revolver shooter to shoot any gun well. It’s also the basis for the statement that good trigger reset is at least half of the task of shooting a revolver well.


As the hammer starts to move, restrain it with your shooting hand thumb. Take your finger off the trigger, as that will re-engage the passive trigger safety built into all modern revolvers. Allow the hammer to continue to move slowly. As it starts to pinch your support thumb, move it up and out of the way of the hammer.

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