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[silverado427 10,730]

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[Bully 749]

I shot my lower with my buddy's upper and have to say that I love the trigger. It is NOT light. It is crisp, however and nice and smooth. For a nice "safe" trigger it's gonna do the job for me.

 

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[NYMetsFan86 9]

The BA Staff has helped me before in a pinch as well....good folks

 

and the price for that trigger is nice too...

[High Exposure 5,664]

He explained that I was holding the trigger and it wasn't resetting.

Sorry, not tracking with this...

 

Holding the trigger back should not prevent the hammer from cocking/trigger from resetting. Follow-through is an important part of shooting and controlling the trigger both ways (straight to the rear and then back out to reset) is an important step to master.

 

Did he say you should be pressing the trigger then getting off it right away to make the trigger work?

[vladtepes 1,060]

Sorry, not tracking with this...

 

Holding the trigger back should not prevent the hammer from cocking/trigger from resetting. Follow-through is an important part of shooting and controlling the trigger both ways (straight to the rear and then back out to reset) is an important step to master.

 

Did he say you should be pressing the trigger then getting off it right away to make the trigger work?

 

I think there is a mix up of words here.. because I agree with you.. when I am shooting slow I feel as if I have the trigger held rearward while everything is moving.. only letting the trigger creep far enough forward to reset.. 

[rightisright 3]

I think there is a mix up of words here.. because I agree with you.. when I am shooting slow I feel as if I have the trigger held rearward while everything is moving.. only letting the trigger creep far enough forward to reset.. 

 

Maybe he was completely holding the trigger back ?? :unknw:

[silverado427 10,730]

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[checko 180]

Sorry, not tracking with this...

 

Holding the trigger back should not prevent the hammer from cocking/trigger from resetting. Follow-through is an important part of shooting and controlling the trigger both ways (straight to the rear and then back out to reset) is an important step to master.

 

Did he say you should be pressing the trigger then getting off it right away to make the trigger work?

This. I dry fire all the time (with this trigger) holding it all the way back then charging the gun, rinse, repeat. Are you sure the springs are installed correctly?

[silverado427 10,730]

  

[silverado427 10,730]

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[FLHX 1]

I also did the same thing the first time I installed a trigger into an AR. So take your shout out back as the guy a BA should of known this, I don't know what he was doing with the trigger and he probably doesn't either.

 

Anyway good find and glad you got it straight!