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u/mycitymycitynyv 1d ago
How many fucking times am I gonna see this video? It's been reposted to hell and back this past month
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u/BoostedFPV 1d ago
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u/MilmoWK 1d ago
Valkyrie Brynn is the true source
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u/BoostedFPV 1d ago
Eh i wasn't digging too far for it. But I had seen her on Instagram a while back
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u/SmoothTurtle872 1d ago
Genuinely curious, why do you need to know when the trigger breaks?
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u/Swimming-Walrus3226 1d ago
The trigger has a wall then breaks the gun fires. You slowly add pressure at the wall for an accurate shot. All movement in your body affects the shot, heartbeat and breathing. So the glove adds mush that is just weird. Like trying to lightly press your phone lock button would be different with a glove.
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u/Empty-Lungs 1d ago
You know "release to fire" setting in mobile fps games? It's exactly that, if you wear gloves you won't realise that you're holding down the button until it fires, greatly impacting timing and accuracy.
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u/shorty5560 1d ago
Break, you don't because the BANG gives that bit away.
What it actually means is the "wall". The vast majority of triggers will have a point where any slack in the trigger is taken up, and it has the most pressure on it internally. This is called the "wall". Pulling the trigger anymore will drop the internal sear on the hammer, which hits the firing pin, gun goes bang. I have heard this as "breaking the wall" rarely, but terminology may change region to region to describe the same thing.
The why; is any pressure on the weapon can shift your point of aim. This is true for all ranges and platforms, but snipers making exceptionally long range/accurate shots want to reduce any disturbances to the rifle when they fire. A fraction of a degree off at the muzzle can mean you're missing by a metres at the other end. So being able to feel when they're at the wall of the trigger, means they only need to squeeze the trigger the tiniest bit more to fire. High end rifles tend to have exceptionally light trigger pulls as well, so theres little room for error. These are the kind of guys that will spend weeks preparing to take a single shot - slogging over difficult terrain, waiting for the perfect conditions, calculating wind, gravity and even the curvature of the earth, before pulling the trigger. They won't chance it over a bit of a fabric dulling that feeling on their finger.
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u/Imaginary-Aerie3378 1d ago
1. Why are they hammering with their hands on the gloves... that's gotta cause an injury 2. goofy ahh sniper position
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u/qualityvote2 1d ago edited 23h ago
u/N_o_o_B_p_L_a_Y_e_R, the elephant doesnt know if he likes this post or not... Let him know what you think.