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MadMonkey wrote:
No idea, I suck at being an instructor... I just shoot

It feels awkward, but I do use the pad of my finger on the trigger. My hands are big, so the rest of my finger actually hits the frame before the break if I use the first joint. Also, if I already know my target and I'm ready to fire, I go ahead and take up about 2/3rds of the trigger as I come on target. That makes the rest of the trigger pull feel like a heavy single-action, or a heavy Glock trigger after reset. Saves me from the feeling of having a mile-long DAO pull... that was my biggest complaint about my Beretta 96D, the trigger pull was just too long for me. I'm much more accurate with the LCP, which is kinda sad

wgoforth wrote:
If you are in Weatherford, I'm only 1.5 hours away from you. Come down sometime and we can work on that at the range.

wgoforth wrote:
Get a snap cap and in the evenings point at a dot on the wall and practice shooting it w/o it coming off the dot...paying attention to how much finger you use on the trigger. Also, you can get a laser for it by Crimson Trace that will help to train you for shooting it.

MadMonkey wrote:I was actually surprised at how accurate I was with my LCP the first time I took it out. I was able to keep all my shots on a standard-sized torso target at 15 yards... close-in was very good.

Honestly, sometimes I think I shoot smaller guns better than the larger ones. Less barrel flopping around, less weight, easier to hold straight on target... it all comes down to trigger control with them.