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Each to his own! BUT (IMHO) it depends on what you intend to use your rifle for. Not everyone who owns or shoot a rifle has the discipline or experience to hunt with a .06oz trigger pull. Even in my hunting days, I never walked around with anything less than a 3 lb trigger pull mostly from having seen the literal application of some of my less talented brethern (plus the terrain I hunted in - never much for sitting up in trees) and their shooting skills and basic walking talents. But shooting from the bench was quite the opposite in terms of not only rifle set-up, but trigger pull down in the 2 - 6 oz range. Ultimately, it's your call and your responsibility and whatever "floats your boat." Be honest with yourself and who cares what anybody else may consider as "nuts." After all, look at all the bright folks we elect to office...now those guys are some REAL "NUTS."

<blockquote data-quote="Shynloco" data-source="post: 2451343" data-attributes="member: 26655"><p>Each to his own! BUT (IMHO) it depends on what you intend to use your rifle for.&nbsp; Not everyone who owns or shoot a rifle has the discipline or experience to hunt with a .06oz trigger pull.&nbsp; Even in my hunting days, I never walked around with anything less than a 3 lb trigger pull mostly from having seen the literal application of some of my less talented brethern (plus the terrain I hunted in - never much for sitting up in trees) and their shooting skills and basic walking talents.&nbsp; But shooting from the bench was quite the opposite in terms of not only rifle set-up, but trigger pull down in the 2&nbsp; - 6 oz range.&nbsp; Ultimately, it's your call and your responsibility and whatever &quot;floats your boat.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Be honest with yourself and who cares what anybody else may consider as &quot;nuts.&quot; After all, look at all the bright folks we elect to office...now those guys are some REAL &quot;NUTS.&quot;</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Shynloco, post: 2451343, member: 26655"] Each to his own! BUT (IMHO) it depends on what you intend to use your rifle for. Not everyone who owns or shoot a rifle has the discipline or experience to hunt with a .06oz trigger pull. Even in my hunting days, I never walked around with anything less than a 3 lb trigger pull mostly from having seen the literal application of some of my less talented brethern (plus the terrain I hunted in - never much for sitting up in trees) and their shooting skills and basic walking talents. But shooting from the bench was quite the opposite in terms of not only rifle set-up, but trigger pull down in the 2 - 6 oz range. Ultimately, it's your call and your responsibility and whatever "floats your boat." Be honest with yourself and who cares what anybody else may consider as "nuts." After all, look at all the bright folks we elect to office...now those guys are some REAL "NUTS." [/QUOTE]

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