Evan Hafer

Yeah.

I just want it to go off. I just want it to go off. It does fuck with your head. But one thing it does is it puts all your concentration in the shot process instead of like hammering the trigger. You hear that click. It's right there. You just pull through it. And it's such a delicate little click that once you get it in your head and you shoot with it a bunch of times, you welcome it.

I just want it to go off. I just want it to go off. It does fuck with your head. But one thing it does is it puts all your concentration in the shot process instead of like hammering the trigger. You hear that click. It's right there. You just pull through it. And it's such a delicate little click that once you get it in your head and you shoot with it a bunch of times, you welcome it.

I just want it to go off. I just want it to go off. It does fuck with your head. But one thing it does is it puts all your concentration in the shot process instead of like hammering the trigger. You hear that click. It's right there. You just pull through it. And it's such a delicate little click that once you get it in your head and you shoot with it a bunch of times, you welcome it.

Click.

Click.

Click.

Yeah, and then the click is like, settle in, we're right there. It's like that one extra step that gives you this one extra little piece of concentration. Joel Turner talks about it in that whole Shot IQ process, and he developed it. He developed the Onyx Clicker. Oh, he developed that? He developed it, yes. Oh, shit, okay, cool.

Yeah, and then the click is like, settle in, we're right there. It's like that one extra step that gives you this one extra little piece of concentration. Joel Turner talks about it in that whole Shot IQ process, and he developed it. He developed the Onyx Clicker. Oh, he developed that? He developed it, yes. Oh, shit, okay, cool.

Yeah, and then the click is like, settle in, we're right there. It's like that one extra step that gives you this one extra little piece of concentration. Joel Turner talks about it in that whole Shot IQ process, and he developed it. He developed the Onyx Clicker. Oh, he developed that? He developed it, yes. Oh, shit, okay, cool.

So that one little thing, that one little click is what separates it from a regular trigger, and then blah-bow! And then you get all your thought process into the shot process and just making sure you do a good shot. Huh. Yeah. Okay. All right. I've used it. It's a thing you got to get used to like everything else. But then you talk to Cam Haines, he just fucking hammers that trigger. I know.

So that one little thing, that one little click is what separates it from a regular trigger, and then blah-bow! And then you get all your thought process into the shot process and just making sure you do a good shot. Huh. Yeah. Okay. All right. I've used it. It's a thing you got to get used to like everything else. But then you talk to Cam Haines, he just fucking hammers that trigger. I know.

So that one little thing, that one little click is what separates it from a regular trigger, and then blah-bow! And then you get all your thought process into the shot process and just making sure you do a good shot. Huh. Yeah. Okay. All right. I've used it. It's a thing you got to get used to like everything else. But then you talk to Cam Haines, he just fucking hammers that trigger. I know.

He shoots everything. So it's like some people can't do it that way. It's weird. Everybody's got a different way they like to do it.

He shoots everything. So it's like some people can't do it that way. It's weird. Everybody's got a different way they like to do it.

He shoots everything. So it's like some people can't do it that way. It's weird. Everybody's got a different way they like to do it.

But I think it's a mind fuck that a lot of people put their head into that you're going to get target panic and that you can't control your emotions during a shot process to the point where you could command trigger. But that doesn't make any sense to me. No. It doesn't make any sense from like – I can understand the psychological aspect of target panic.

But I think it's a mind fuck that a lot of people put their head into that you're going to get target panic and that you can't control your emotions during a shot process to the point where you could command trigger. But that doesn't make any sense to me. No. It doesn't make any sense from like – I can understand the psychological aspect of target panic.

But I think it's a mind fuck that a lot of people put their head into that you're going to get target panic and that you can't control your emotions during a shot process to the point where you could command trigger. But that doesn't make any sense to me. No. It doesn't make any sense from like – I can understand the psychological aspect of target panic.

But I have a feeling that it comes from two different things. It comes from buck fever, which is like you're freaking out. You never shot a buck this big before. Oh, my God. He's right there. And you're like, ah! And you freak out. That's normal. But that's an experience thing. And you have to learn what that is.