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Predator
03-07-2001, 11:22 AM
I've noticed that some players choose to use their middle & ring fingers to shoot their guns. I personally favor using my pointing finger to pull the trigger. Why do people use their middle & ring fingers to pull the trigger???? Is it faster?

Phaelon Veritas
03-07-2001, 11:57 AM
I have noticed this as well and come up with this conclusion only people with electric markers do this because the trigger pull is much lighter and it can be done that way with a high rate of fire and it keeps the marker propped in place rather than stressing your hand out with constant vibration.. I have never seen a plain semi used this way...

Silent Knight
03-07-2001, 12:12 PM
I use my middle and ring finger to shoot my gun. I use the pointer finger to stabalize and keep my gun steady. and personally I just feel more comfortable shooting like that.

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TLplus84
03-07-2001, 12:15 PM
sometimes i use my ring/middle, but most of the time, i just use my middle finger...

elTwitcho
03-07-2001, 12:25 PM
I use almost exclusively my ring finger, with my middle finger almost on top of my ring finger. I keep em both pressed pretty much together, and the majority of my movement comes from my ring finger. I find that it is quite alot faster once you get used to it, but will take some practice before you can get a decent ROF. And also, Silent, please dont post pictures after every post, imagine if everyone posted a 40 kb animated gif, and there were 20 posts on a page, it would just get cluttered looking and take a while to load for our friends on dialup connections :)

Richy_C
03-07-2001, 01:01 PM
just my middle finger on the nub of the double trigger and the index on my gun for stableizing

shizocka
03-07-2001, 01:36 PM
i use my index when firing slower and to get the fast rof i switch to the middle finger

adVanCedSh0t
03-07-2001, 02:00 PM
Shooting with my middle finger is faster for me. I usely use my ring finger and middle.