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Have been using CMC drop in 3 lb. single stage triggers for a long time and all have been good and generally lighter than stated. Recently bought one of their 2 1/2 lb. flat triggers and was a definite improvement for hunting. Then bought a TriggerTech Diamond 1.5-4lb. adjustable flat trigger and have it adjusted down to 2lb's and it is extremely crisp and very short reset. Only thing I would like is a little more tactile feel on the reset and a little wider trigger like the CMC flat 2 1/2 lb. one. This is a very, very nice trigger. I would give the CMC a rating of 9.5; very light and crisp, short rest, a little better tactile feel on the reset and broader trigger face with bigger hook. The TT a 9.7 for adjustability and very crisp and short reset. Would like a little "stronger" reset feel and a trigger face similar to the CMC but these last 2 are getting picky and personal preference on comparing both. TT will be more expensive than the CMC also. PS. I use a Lyman electronic trigger pull gauge to test and measure the triggers.

<blockquote data-quote="case-nh" data-source="post: 3345921" data-attributes="member: 10697"><p>Have been using CMC drop in 3 lb. single stage triggers for a long time and all have been good and generally lighter than stated. Recently bought one of their 2 1/2 lb. flat triggers and was a definite improvement for hunting. Then bought a TriggerTech Diamond 1.5-4lb. adjustable flat trigger and have it adjusted down to 2lb's and it is extremely crisp and very short reset. Only thing I would like is a little more tactile feel on the reset and a little wider trigger like the CMC flat 2 1/2 lb. one.&nbsp; This is a very, very nice trigger. I would give the CMC a rating of 9.5; very light and crisp, short rest, a little better tactile feel on the reset and broader trigger face with bigger hook. The TT a 9.7 for adjustability and very crisp and short reset. Would like a little &quot;stronger&quot; reset feel and a trigger face similar to the CMC but these last 2 are getting picky and personal preference on comparing both. TT will be more expensive than the CMC also. PS. I use a Lyman electronic trigger pull gauge to test and measure the triggers.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="case-nh, post: 3345921, member: 10697"] Have been using CMC drop in 3 lb. single stage triggers for a long time and all have been good and generally lighter than stated. Recently bought one of their 2 1/2 lb. flat triggers and was a definite improvement for hunting. Then bought a TriggerTech Diamond 1.5-4lb. adjustable flat trigger and have it adjusted down to 2lb's and it is extremely crisp and very short reset. Only thing I would like is a little more tactile feel on the reset and a little wider trigger like the CMC flat 2 1/2 lb. one. This is a very, very nice trigger. I would give the CMC a rating of 9.5; very light and crisp, short rest, a little better tactile feel on the reset and broader trigger face with bigger hook. The TT a 9.7 for adjustability and very crisp and short reset. Would like a little "stronger" reset feel and a trigger face similar to the CMC but these last 2 are getting picky and personal preference on comparing both. TT will be more expensive than the CMC also. PS. I use a Lyman electronic trigger pull gauge to test and measure the triggers. [/QUOTE]

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