
Originally Posted by
MistWolf
No, Buford, nothing wrong with your logic. Triggers are, after all, a personal choice. It's best folks use what trigger they like best, so long as it meets mission needs.
I see no reason to subject a new shooter to a gritty, creepy, unpredictable trigger other than that they will appreciate a good trigger all the more.
That doesn't mean I think a neophyte should be given a rifle or handgun with the trigger tuned to such a light pull that simply breathing on it will set it off.
A smooth trigger with a predictable break at 7lbs is much preferred to a gritty, rough unpredictable trigger of 3lbs. I'd go so far as to say the latter trigger verges on being dangerous
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