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Trigger presentation and pistol grip style
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<blockquote data-quote="Guest" data-source="post: 10701"><p>I would appreciate comment regards above topic. Over the years I have begun to appreciate a more vertical pistolgrip which provides a better approach to the trigger by the index finger. This seems to allow better feel and follow through.</p><p>What are the board's thoughts? Do you prefer a hunting style [M40A-1] or more vertical a la McM A series?</p><p></p><p>I am about to order a new stock for LR and am considering the McM A series but my main problem is that here in Australia they are uncommom. That makes it difficult to handle one to assess the grip angle and hand fit. </p><p>I understand that the A series stocks have differing dimensions in the pistol grip between say A2 and A3/A5 which are similar?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guest, post: 10701"] I would appreciate comment regards above topic. Over the years I have begun to appreciate a more vertical pistolgrip which provides a better approach to the trigger by the index finger. This seems to allow better feel and follow through. What are the board's thoughts? Do you prefer a hunting style [M40A-1] or more vertical a la McM A series? I am about to order a new stock for LR and am considering the McM A series but my main problem is that here in Australia they are uncommom. That makes it difficult to handle one to assess the grip angle and hand fit. I understand that the A series stocks have differing dimensions in the pistol grip between say A2 and A3/A5 which are similar? [/QUOTE]
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