DEALING WITH A “FLINCH”  To be honest, admittedly, this is as much about what I believe as what I know. Some flinching defies explanation. Other flinching does not. A flinch is a frustrating, tormenting affliction, an inability to pull a perfectly good, working trigger that obstinately and persistently refuses to fire. Despite a mighty effort, the paralyzed-finger cannot pull the trigger initiating the flinch, throwing the muzzle wildly off the target, completely spoiling the shot. For the shooter, this is beyond exasperating leading to a host of miserable problems and the desperate search for any relief. This you can take to the bank. Predictably and ...