1 lb 15oz " Deer creek Northwest rifle"

It also depends where you put the string. If the string slides up to far, its going to take more water to make it go off. You need to pay attention to where your finger rests and where most of the trigger weight is pulled on your finger, mark that area and put the string in that general area. That was still a fun, fast and free way to figure out what your trigger pull is.

Cayugad, I used this trigger set up during hunting season and if i were using gloves, i'd deff. go with atleast a 2.5 or 3lb trigger pull VS where i am at now. With no gloves, its safe for me.

Also forgot, Remove your trigger guard so you get a straight backward pull on your trigger. Having the string go over the side of your trigger guard doesnt allow all of the weight to pull the trigger straight back.