How to Dry Fire to STOP Firing LOW LEFT? Ben Stoeger Explains

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Ben Stoeger is an IPSC World Champion, multiple time USPSA National Champion, and author. He travels all over the US and the world shooting matches and teaching classes.
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[@jack12win]

Bought both of your recommended books. Great resource. Just something I’ve added to this drill. Using a bore sighted and watch the image for a steady signature

[@thinman8621]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@KaLaBAMaTz]

just started doing this with a stock glock trigger on a 10mm.. much harder than it sounds lol cant wait to get better

[@ecalzo]

very nice video..

[@ImpulseGundam]

I just started this drill in your book. This is a fortunate coincidence. lol

[@EuropaChronicles]

FYI, this isn’t Ben’s channel.

[@ImpulseGundam]

@@EuropaChronicles Yeah, I know. I'm not expecting an answer.

[@Sydneywizard]

That's tricky to do.

[@EuropaChronicles]

Do it for just 5 mins per day for a month and watch how it changes your shooting

[@AAlphaMike]

Amazing

[@DenaWald]

Install a reduced weight trigger/spring assembly. Improves trigger pull immediately. The heavier the trigger pull, the more effort you put on the firing hand which causes the low left shots.

[@Shadow__133]

I agree I am happier when it's around 3.5-4lbs with a good reset feel.