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Originally Posted by manike  drg, have you found a link to a better resolution of the video?
I've got a way to down load the video from Youtube and analyze it, but the results are not clear. I'm hoping analyzing a better quality version of the video will be better.
A bit busy at the moment dealing with some family issues but I'll have more.
Including video that some people have alluded to and that almost every single person I've filmed does... not releasing the trigger and just taking turns for their fingers to hold it down. The Pro's do this too.  In fact one who begged I not share his name has gone back to practice his walking technique to try and stop it in the future. |
I don't have an original of that video.
What is your criteria for a "trigger pull"? A voluntary motion of the finger? If so then isn't a partial release a trigger pull just the same, if the electronics receive a distinct impulse in response to the voluntary motion of the finger?
Let's say for discussion that you had a trigger pull of 2", but the switch only tripped in the last 0.5"? Would pulling with an amplitide of 1.5" be considered 'holding it down"?