It definitely takes some time and practice to learn to control the trigger on a semi auto pistol. The longer pull, follow through and reset are certainly different. I’ve learned a lot from doing sporting clays and pistol lessons for women. They are easier to teach. They are very tenacious and quick learners. They soak up instruction like a sponge and retain it well. Plus they have certain motor skills and control that tend to make them very good shots in general. Many women will outshoot their husbands once they catch on. Be prepared for that. One of the best pistols I found for working with women, kids, or pretty much anyone was a Browning Buckmark or Ruger bull barreled target pistol in 22LR.We are working on her form. She was also taking her finger off the trigger between shots. But thank you.
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