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Weight of pull, or overtravel have nothing to do with "crispness".  "Crisp" means how clean the trigger breaks - preferably with no, or very minimal, creep.  The old timers used to speak of a trigger "breaking like a glass rod" or "breaking like an icicle".  When the sear breaks, it should break "clean" with minimal movement, until release.  The pressure should build - then let go instantaneously.

Mark


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