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Trigger lbs. ??
#11
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
1-1/12 lbs is fine for bench work, but I personally want 3 lbs. for my deer rifles. Cold figers and gloves can cause problems wit a super-sensitive trigger.
#17
Typical Buck
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 599
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From: Denver, Colorado
It depends....AND kinda reflects an American bias towards one set triggers....
Warm weather prairie dog rifle, 2 pounds.
Cold weather (cold fingers)big game rifles, 3.5 pounds.
Then there are my two CZ 550 Safari Magnums with the set triggers
** "Regular" =3.5 pounds
** "Set" = 1.0 pound (real handy at the range when dialing in a scope), just think "shoot" and it goes off, a nice nice option.
Warm weather prairie dog rifle, 2 pounds.
Cold weather (cold fingers)big game rifles, 3.5 pounds.
Then there are my two CZ 550 Safari Magnums with the set triggers
** "Regular" =3.5 pounds
** "Set" = 1.0 pound (real handy at the range when dialing in a scope), just think "shoot" and it goes off, a nice nice option.















