types of triggers
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types of triggers
So I have a question on triggers. I know trigger control trumps all, at least I think so. So wouldn't it be important to have an adjustable type trigger like the kind you see with a Pardini or Walthers. Instead of the type found in a S&w 41 or Ruger. I'm not talking about stages, I'm talking about adjustability.
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285wannab- Posts : 321
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Re: types of triggers
Choose one from column A and one from column B......
(A) Because then they would be the price of a Pardini or Walther.
(B) Because 99% of the time, for 99% of the the people that purchase Rugers and Model 41's it might make 1% difference.
(A) Because then they would be the price of a Pardini or Walther.
(B) Because 99% of the time, for 99% of the the people that purchase Rugers and Model 41's it might make 1% difference.
CR10X- Posts : 1777
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Re: types of triggers
My M41 has a 2.25# trigger. Stages are adjustable. Yiogo
Yiogo- Posts : 122
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Re: types of triggers
By adjustability I was talking about being able to move the trigger forwards and backwards which would help with lenght of pull and moving it left or right all help cut down movement at the the time of release.
285wannab- Posts : 321
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