Thread: All in the trigger.....

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Educate him that dryfiring is a legitimate practicing tool and is a lot cheaper than shooting factory ammo!

A nice 1-2 pound trigger is great but because I have a couple of rifles with heavier triggers when at the range I dryfire when swapping between rifles or it always goes off before I expected when swapping back to the lighter ones.

He's pretty adamant it's not good for the firing pin have tried to convince him otherwise but hey I'm not an engineer he's happy enough using a fired case so will leave him with that for practice, we have set the factory trigger at 3lbs which to me still feels heavy but it's a shit ton lighter than it was. I've never weighed my triggers always adjusted them till they felt right, suspect my Sako is sub 1lb and I absolutely love it and shoot very well with it.
The manual that comes with the Rem XCR 2 says not to adjust below 3lbs does anyone know is that just for legal liability stuff ?
Either way he's happy at 3lbs and unlikely to spend fun tokens on a timmney or jard etc.