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Thread: Trigger pull weight.

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  1. 25-03-2015, 10:12 PM #6
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    I have all my rifles at 1.5lbs as I wanted the consistency between all my rifles and do a lot of varminting. I only have 1 rifle at 2lbs which is my .308 deer rifle. The advice I was given was to make it a little heavier so when i humped my unfit fat arse up a hill and saw a deer I might appreciate a slightly stronger pull. Seemed to make sense so just did it.
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