I do have a wooden gun I made in the form of an unmentionable with adjustable spring tension on the trigger and a long pull. I'll do just what you say, keeping the sights on target throughout the pull. It does help and builds strength in the trigger finger so that hard pulls (especially on the unmentionables) are not much of a factor. Dry firing the BP revolvers can be a PITA to do without damaging the nipples over time.
Cut a foam earplug in half and stick half of it in the hammer slot, down further than the nipple, the foam will cushion the hammer fall and protect the nipples.
Nice target for rapid fire. Slow fire target shooting requires a good bit of development of the technique you first mentioned. It's hard work for some and requires patience and persistent practice. If only looking to blast away for fun it looks like you have that down well...nsp
Thanks. I've seen this before and this time I'm going to save it. It is especially useful when shooting the small, large caliber unmentionables.
