Trigger Pull Woes??
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2006
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From: arkansas
Here's a little gizmo I found on Excals forum. In order to use it, your trigger guard has to be any amount less tha 1/4" thick just below the trigger. It will fit Parkers. The guy I talked to said most Hortons have too much creep for it to work on them, but I may have misunderstood him. My only Excal w/ factory stock is .110" too thick, it's trigger is just fine as is, but I may fit one to it to see what it gives me, as I have an extra stock laying around. It will cut your trigger pull by at least 50% and in most cases more. I ordered one of them and told the guy about Excals, he had never heard of them. Later on, I saw I had a pm on Excal. This guy had botched my credit card # up, joined Excal forum so he could pm me to call him back!! If the gizmo is half as good as that, it's gonna be a keeper!! Here ya go:http://www.ezpulltriggerassist.com/
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Awww just man up and pull harder! lol
Looks like a cool device! I'm not the richest man in the world and i'm pretty beastly
so i'll just keep pullin the trigger the old fashion way[8D]
Looks like a cool device! I'm not the richest man in the world and i'm pretty beastly
so i'll just keep pullin the trigger the old fashion way[8D]
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Typical Buck
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: n.e. pennsylvania
interesting little gizmo. i'll be interested to see awshucks report on it. i like around 2 lbs for bench shooting.....but i want about 4 lbs for my hunting weapons. also....looks like it has a bit of creep on the video i saw.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: arkansas
Shewe: Here's a copy of a post the maker made on Excal forum. He addresses creep. Also, note the part about too light a pull on Bnetts and Hortons if I'm reading it right? Should be fun to tinker w/. Being a gadget freak, lol, $40 ain't nothin compared to some of my less brainy endeavors, lol. Here ya'll go:
Joined: 05 Dec 2006
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Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:15 pm Post subject:
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Crossbows triggers are so different depending on the manufacturer. All I can say is the Assist does not remove creep but it doesn't add any. I have a machinist in PA, I talked to him this AM., he has one mounted on a H. The H. crossbows and the B's. have the worst travel. His problem wasn't with the travel but the trigger is so light he is working on getting it heavier. With his hunting and work he said he will get more time in '07 to come up with a prototype for the H-bows. Awshucks hopefully will keep us all posted on the EXcaliburs.
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Crossbows triggers are so different depending on the manufacturer. All I can say is the Assist does not remove creep but it doesn't add any. I have a machinist in PA, I talked to him this AM., he has one mounted on a H. The H. crossbows and the B's. have the worst travel. His problem wasn't with the travel but the trigger is so light he is working on getting it heavier. With his hunting and work he said he will get more time in '07 to come up with a prototype for the H-bows. Awshucks hopefully will keep us all posted on the EXcaliburs.
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