It looks like I've managed to work through my trigger control problems on the .45. It was really just a matter of focus and practice. Previously, I'd spent most of my time working on slow fire, my reasoning being that, if you can't do something slow, you'll never be able to do it fast. (This being something I picked up some 20 years ago while learning to play guitar.) It seemed about time for me to start working on timed and rapid fire, so I did, and it seems to have paid off. I shot three 900's this weekend as practice, and shot a 777, a 753, and a 788. Considerably better than my last match scores, which were 645, 559, and 671.
Now I just need lots more practice to cement the good habits in my brain.
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