Every gun should have a 2 pound trigger or lighter. >but

Okay.

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>>34111258
A thread died for this.

what if I like heavy triggers?

I used to do a 10km run with weights in my pack when I was training for the army. And in bush country vegetation could catch and pull on your light trigger, or your clothing

>>34111273
It's not about what you like. It's not about personal preference. It's about what makes the gun most efficacious.
>>34111304
>I used to do a 10km run with weights in my pack when I was training for the army.
You only did that to develop strength. You wouldn't do it for a race.
>And in bush country vegetation could catch and pull on your light trigger, or your clothing
What is a safety? What is condition 3?

>>34111258
a light trigger with a long pull would probably be ok

>>34111258
You don't own guns.

>>34111347
No, it wouldn't. In fact, it's better to have a heavy trigger with a short pull than the other way around.

>>34111365
Yes, I do.

>>34111258

whatever fag

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>>34111258
>never actually fired a gun anywhere except a range under ideal conditions

>>34111258
trigger weight is almost entirely irrelevant to accuracy. It's all about the crispness not weight. You just suck at pullin' triggers. Best trigger I own is a heavy ass G3 trigger that is crisp as fuck

>>34111258
https://youtu.be/yVlXQej5ZRc
Enjoying your first week of summer vacation buddy?

>>34111588
HK33 trigger I have is heavy but breaks like glass.

>>34111258
maybe don't get weak and have carpal tunnel and you won't have to have a babby trigger pull