1911 trigger pull
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1911 trigger pull
I know the rules state that the trigger pull has to be no less than 3.5 lbs (56oz). Is that a firm line? My trigger, on an official scale is 55.35 ounces. Would they fail that? I have been playing with the sear Spring to get it just right. This seems to be the closest I'm getting without going over. I'm new to bullseye. I originally had the trigger job set at 2.5lb, which is my preference. Oh well. Rules are rules. Any help would be much cheaper appreciated. Thanks!
Jwhelan939- Posts : 946
Join date : 2013-04-27
Age : 41
Location : Kintnersville, PA
Re: 1911 trigger pull
Match director can bring out a trigger weight measuring device set at 3.5 lbs If the trigger goes click, then it's no good. At many tournaments, no one bothers to check so it's on the honor system...
Distinguished pistol matches, they do check.
Probably easiest to just set your trigger at ~ 3lbs 10 ozs, and then forget about it
Distinguished pistol matches, they do check.
Probably easiest to just set your trigger at ~ 3lbs 10 ozs, and then forget about it
jakuda- Posts : 225
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Location : CA
Re: 1911 trigger pull
Sorry somehow I double posted
Jwhelan939- Posts : 946
Join date : 2013-04-27
Age : 41
Location : Kintnersville, PA
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