All my triggers are modified to 3-3.5#. The creep level is equally as important. I have done the before and after comparison and the groupings are like night and day.A good trigger is essentialto good shooting form especially with a scope...hunting or competitive shooting.Why would you want to deal with a 6-8 lb trigger pull when you have the crosshairs on an animal andare dealing with high adrenalin, buck fever,etc? My point here is to reduce thevariables that are responsible for inconsistent shooting. As I speak I have a 7600 Rem in the shop to modify a creepy 7.5# trigger to 3.0#. I am certain when I do the after comparison I will shoot 1" groups at 100 yards vs the 2.5" group I shot last week. Either grouping will kill adeer but I want to reduce my variables to increase my success rate.