Originally Posted By: mpitmannOriginally Posted By: midwestpredatorOriginally Posted By: SnowmanMo I would say that you are better off practicing.
well said. after a you shoot it a few times I think you will find 3.5lbs is very adequate for most every situation.
I have shot a few thousand rounds through this gun with the 3.5 lb trigger and it shoots great, usually .5MOA at 100. Using it for primarily paper punching and 1 pdog trip a year I was just checking different trigger options
I started shooting in long range competitions with a mil spec trigger, and got about as good as I could with it. I nursed some performance out of it with a set of stones and I learned to compensate. Then when I had Scott drop in the Geissele, I had to completley re-learn my trigger. This is something that I am used to with my competition pistols, every time I put in a new trigger set in my Glock it would take me a few matches to get the hang of it, and I did finally make it to Grand Master. I relegated my old trigger set into my SD .204ruger after Scott did a little more dressing on it, and I have managed to shoot a .413 group out of it. So the old trigger set did not go to waste.
204 sight in 2 by SnowmanMo56, on Flickr
It is always good to look at options and it sure never hurts to ask. You really can't practice enough. Just wish ammo was a bit cheaper like the old days.....
