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All right, welcome back to Gun Talk.

Tom Gresham here.

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die one, Tom Talk, guns. Just got an email from Brent who's asking about triggers.

Here's a lot of people talk about what's a good trigger, particularly

on a handgun. Mostly what it means is it's repeatable. It's the same each time. It doesn't have

a lot of gritty grindy travel when you pull it and I'm talking

specifically about single action triggers and not double action triggers when you

pull it you don't get a lot of movement, it just

you increase the pressure and it goes off. And it doesn't have to be light. That's the other thing. A good

trigger doesn't have to be light. It can be, you know, four or five, even six pounds would be a good trigger. So what you're looking for is not a whole lot of movement again single action trigger pulls and not gritty like it's grinding or sliding across a rough surface.

So, anyway, just a thought.

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