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<blockquote data-quote="QuietTexan" data-source="post: 3035318" data-attributes="member: 116181"><p>Call them and get a new one, unless you're running under 2# then call them and get a Special.</p><p></p><p>I will say I don't think you're wrong at all - I can really, really, really work at getting creep on almost any trigger - that comes from shooting a lot of 2oz benchrest triggers that a happy thought makes go off. Things you can't hardly touch without sending them. Pretty much any trigger adjusted to the very bottom of it's range will get a hitch in it, and I stopped buying TT Primarys because of it. I'd rather turn up a Special than down a Primary. But in the grand scheme TT is probably the best I've ever shot overall.</p><p></p><p>(Barring an actual issue with the trigger) If you can feel any creep, it's time to move to the next level of trigger weight IMO. The TT Primary uner 2# is pretty agressive in terms of going very light on spring weight. It's like a torque wrecnh - if it's advertiesd as being accurate at 20% of SCALE it doesn't matter if they market as a 5-80 or a 20-80, 16 is the realistic bottom end for the 3%CCW/4%CW rating. Same for triggers, look at the max pull weight they spec and work down from there. TT Diamond is max 32 oz and my Bix'n'Andy is max 28oz. Makes a difference when going for the bottom end.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="QuietTexan, post: 3035318, member: 116181"] Call them and get a new one, unless you're running under 2# then call them and get a Special. I will say I don't think you're wrong at all - I can really, really, really work at getting creep on almost any trigger - that comes from shooting a lot of 2oz benchrest triggers that a happy thought makes go off. Things you can't hardly touch without sending them. Pretty much any trigger adjusted to the very bottom of it's range will get a hitch in it, and I stopped buying TT Primarys because of it. I'd rather turn up a Special than down a Primary. But in the grand scheme TT is probably the best I've ever shot overall. (Barring an actual issue with the trigger) If you can feel any creep, it's time to move to the next level of trigger weight IMO. The TT Primary uner 2# is pretty agressive in terms of going very light on spring weight. It's like a torque wrecnh - if it's advertiesd as being accurate at 20% of SCALE it doesn't matter if they market as a 5-80 or a 20-80, 16 is the realistic bottom end for the 3%CCW/4%CW rating. Same for triggers, look at the max pull weight they spec and work down from there. TT Diamond is max 32 oz and my Bix'n'Andy is max 28oz. Makes a difference when going for the bottom end. [/QUOTE]
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