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GOOD TRIGGER WEIGHT FOR A HUNTING RIFLE?
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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 112174" data-source="post: 1806473"><p>I liked the idea of a set trigger and installed one in a flintlock I built. I have found I only use it for sighting in and the gun pointed downrange before I cock the hammer. My season to hunt with this firearm is usually cold and I find that I cannot feel the trigger well enough when it is set to accomplish safe and productive shooting. As it would go, I just acquired a 1910 custom Mannlicher Schoenauer rifle with a single set trigger. The main trigger is two stage and I don't like that much. But if you push to trigger forward it functions as a "set trigger". It is extremely light and I hope to be able to adjust the pull of the trigger on "set" to a greater trigger weight. For the hunting I do, I prefer 2.5 lbs or more. </p><p>Fun or Safety first? If you aren't safe, the fun disappears very quickly!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 112174, post: 1806473"] I liked the idea of a set trigger and installed one in a flintlock I built. I have found I only use it for sighting in and the gun pointed downrange before I cock the hammer. My season to hunt with this firearm is usually cold and I find that I cannot feel the trigger well enough when it is set to accomplish safe and productive shooting. As it would go, I just acquired a 1910 custom Mannlicher Schoenauer rifle with a single set trigger. The main trigger is two stage and I don't like that much. But if you push to trigger forward it functions as a "set trigger". It is extremely light and I hope to be able to adjust the pull of the trigger on "set" to a greater trigger weight. For the hunting I do, I prefer 2.5 lbs or more. Fun or Safety first? If you aren't safe, the fun disappears very quickly! [/QUOTE]
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