Welcome to LearnHowToShootGuns.com. Today we're going to discuss an advanced technique. This is not for the novice shooters, this is for the experienced guys with some idea what they're doing and they want to get faster. Now what I say, experienced guys, even if you believe you're an experienced shooter, I want you to do this dry a bunch of times to tell your confident with it because what's going to happen is someone who already do this too fast and you're going to rest shooting yourself in the thigh. Today's technique is committed trigger and the idea is when you're drawing, you're coming up very slowly, right about now I'm starting to look at the sights to make sure they're in line. When my hands meet I'm starting to pull the trigger. By the time I get fully, fully out for presentation is what I wanted to go off. So what it looks like in regular speed is I'm coming out and I'm fat. If I draw motion, fat, I'm going to go over quick and accurate fire. So let's load up and try this a few times to see how it turns out. So again, I'm coming off my draw, let's do slow one more time. I'm slowly presenting the target. The idea is to get you to go off just as I get to the target, just as my sights align. One last time. Again, I'm coming out from here, pressing out and bang before I get there. If you want to build speed, you need to commit that to muscle memory. You just practice starting with your trigger squeeze right about here and then timing it so that it finally goes off when you fully extend your arms. That's all for this video and until again, enjoy shooting.